Dashboard

The Dashboard is the first screen you see after signing in — it is the app's home page, at /.

It has two parts: a sidebar on the left for finding your way around, and the main content where you choose a topic and start learning.

The sidebar (left)

Running down the left edge of every page:

Search — click the search box, or press Ctrl+K. Type a subject, topic or past paper and jump straight to it.

The five areas

Item	What it opens
Home	This page — the Dashboard
Journey	Your learning roadmap and progress levels
Classroom	Your classes, quizzes and past papers
Hive	Study groups and shared activity
Mini Games	Practice games

History — the topics you have opened recently, grouped under LAST 7 DAYS, THIS MONTH and OLDER. Each entry reads like Mathematics · Number, so you can return to a topic without searching for it again.

Collapse sidebar — the button at the top shrinks the sidebar to icons when you want more room for the main content.

The main content

Your learning journey

A row of five levels, each with a percentage showing how far through it you are:

Foundations → Understanding → Application → Precision → Mastery

The percentages move as you complete work; they are not something you set yourself.

The Resume card

When you open a topic and start working on it, the Dashboard remembers. The next time you come back, a wide card sits just under the greeting, above the subject chips:

Continue where you left off · 2 hours ago1.1 Characteristics of living organisms Biology · Characteristics and classification of living organisms · Learn by Chat Resume →

• The first line tells you when you last studied it.
• The bold title is the subtopic you were on, or the topic name if you were working at topic level.
• The line beneath is subject · topic · the tool you were using.
• Resume reopens that exact lesson, in that same tool, where you left off.

A few things worth knowing:

• It only appears if you have studied something before — a brand-new account has no Resume card.
• It tracks one lesson: your most recent. It is a shortcut back, not a list of everything open.
• If your teacher has sent you a class invite, the invite card takes that spot instead. Answer the invite and the Resume card returns.
• The card is colour-coded by subject, so you can tell at a glance whether it is Maths or Biology waiting for you.

Choosing what to study

Four dropdowns, in order:

Step 1 · Curriculum → Step 2 · Subject → Step 3 · Chapter → Step 4 · Topic

Everything below them depends on this choice. Until a topic is selected, the study tools stay closed — click a card and nothing opens.

The five study steps

Once a topic is selected, five cards appear, one for each stage of studying it:

Step 1 — Read the Topic (Learn in your style with AI) Textbook · Cornell Notes

Step 2 — Understand your Topic (Learn in your style with AI) Learn by Chat · Learn by Click · Learn by Teach · Learn by AI Teacher

Step 3 — Challenge Yourself Flashcards · Quiz · Play the Game

Step 4 — Ready to Ace it? Past Paper – AI Solves · Past Paper – You Try

Step 5 — Master it by memory Memory Palace · 1-2-3 Method · Acronyms · Rhymes & Songs · Storytelling · Peg System

That is 17 tools in total. Each card carries a progress bar and one of three states:

• completed — you have finished this step for the topic
• active — this is the step you are on now
• locked — not open yet; finish the step before it

Each tool inside a card opens in its own screen.

Where to go next

• If nothing is showing under the dropdowns, nothing has been set up for your account yet — see Classroom.
• To change what the Dashboard greets you with, see Getting started.