Gradient: Study Tracker — App Store rankings
CATHERINE M WOODHOUSE · Education · View on the App Store
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The developer's US App Store description, in full.
School gives you marks. Gradient tells you what they mean. Track your results. Log your study. See your trends. Know what to focus on next. Stop looking at results one at a time: Gradient turns your assessment history into visual insights that help you spot patterns, changes in performance and areas that deserve attention. See whether you're improving, holding steady or heading in the wrong direction. Understand how your latest result compares with your previous results and your class. Build a study habit that sticks: Studying is easier when you have something to work towards. Set study goals for yourself and track your progress over time. See how much you've studied, keep your momentum going with study streaks and build consistency one session at a time. Track your study by subject and see where your time is actually going. Your study history gives you a clearer picture of your habits — not just what you planned to do, but what you actually did. See every subject at a glance: Which subject is going best? Where are you improving fastest? Which one needs more attention? Gradient makes it easy to see where you are now and how you got there. Widgets that keep you on track: Gradient widgets put useful information right where you can see it, from your latest results and academic progress to your study activity and goals. Check in at a glance, stay aware of your progress and keep your studies within reach throughout the day. Built around you: Choose the subjects you take, the grading system you use and the statistics you want to track. Your progress, wherever you are: Keep your academic data with you across supported Apple devices with syncing. Don't just collect your grades. Understand them.
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