StudYear is live: one OS, a console for every seat at the table
Today the full StudYear platform goes public: separate consoles and dashboards for students, parents, teachers, schools and tutors — all reading the same live mastery record. Start with the free diagnostic, watch your plan build itself, and see your predicted grade move where you can actually see it.
Study smarter, not harder: the three habits the data keeps confirming
1 · Retrieval beats re-reading. Testing yourself on a topic (flashcards, quizzes, blurting) builds far more durable memory than reading notes again. That's why every StudYear plan is built around active recall sessions, not "read chapter 4".
2 · Spacing beats cramming. Six 40-minute sessions across two weeks outperform one four-hour binge. The planner spaces your weak topics automatically and brings them back just before you'd forget them.
3 · Past papers are the final boss — early. Students who meet real exam questions weeks before the exam consistently outperform those who save them for the end. Your plan switches to timed past-paper mode for the final week by default.
Report cards are autopsies. You want a heartbeat.
By the time a bad grade arrives, the damage is weeks old. The parent console is built around risk alerts — missed-deadline patterns, mastery dips, adherence collapse — that fire while there's still time to act, with one suggested next step attached. Clarity without micromanaging.