Open Today
Today chooses the next useful session and keeps missed work visible.
Acadence
Checking that your study space is ready.
This usually clears in a moment.
Acadence
Checking that your study space is ready.
This usually clears in a moment.
Acadence Guide
Acadence is easiest when you follow one loop: open Today, start the next session, and log what happened. The plan and review pages are there when you need control or context.
Today chooses the next useful session and keeps missed work visible.
Focus runs one selected session so you are not deciding while studying.
The check-in tells Acadence whether the work was done, partial, or missed.
Review and recovery become useful after Acadence has real study data.
Pages
Start here every day. It tells you what to do next.
Use it for the single session Today selected.
Use it after studying to understand risk and recovery.
Use it for the full schedule, saved plans, and session edits.
When stuck
Open Today first. Do not rebuild the plan manually. Acadence keeps unfinished work in view and puts the next recovery step forward.
Check whether you have an active plan. If you do, this can mean a rest day or that the plan needs a check-in before more guidance appears.
Go back to Today and start from the primary session. Focus works best when it receives one selected block.
Use Today's recovery action or edit a session from Plan. Avoid deleting the whole plan unless the exam goal itself changed.
Review becomes useful after check-ins. Before that, it has too little evidence to judge risk or recommend recovery.
Saved Plans stores reusable plans. Current Plan is the one Today uses to choose your next session.
Check-ins
Log done, partial, or missed after a Focus session. That small signal is what makes recovery, Review, and future adjustments feel personal instead of generic.
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