My tasks
A task list built around your exam — your own to-dos plus live suggestions drawn from your real study state: due flashcards, unsubmitted work, weak topics and booked sittings.
My tasks (/app/tasks, avatar menu or mobile menu) is a task list that knows what you're studying for. Your own to-dos sit alongside a Suggested for you rail computed live from your actual study state — and when you set an exam date, the page header counts down to it.
Your list
- Quick-add — title, optional due date, optional High flag.
- Sections — Today (due or overdue), Upcoming (dated), Someday (undated), and a collapsed Done section covering the last 14 days.
- Tick the checkbox to complete; tick again to reopen. Every task with a link opens the surface where you'd actually do the work.
- Due reminders — tasks with a due date nudge you in your notifications the day before, once.
Suggested for you
The rail is not generic advice — each suggestion is a live signal from your account:
| Suggestion | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Review N due flashcards | Your real spaced-repetition schedule |
| Submit "…" | An assignment due within a week that you haven't submitted |
| Attempt the … written question | A released essay question you haven't tried |
| Drill topic | Your two weakest topics right now |
| Final revision — … | A booked exam sitting inside two weeks |
| Continue: lesson | The next lesson in your course order |
Track turns a suggestion into a real task on your list. ✕ dismisses it — recurring signals (like due flashcards) may return the following week; one-shot signals stay gone.
Self-clearing: if you accept "Mark 12 flashcards due" and then simply clear your deck, the task completes itself the next time the page loads — the work happened where it happens, and the list notices.
Tasks meet the rest of your studying
- Plan my study week links to the calendar planner, which proposes and books study blocks around your classes.
- Scratchpad → task: any sticky note can become a "Review: …" task in one click.
- Global search finds your tasks alongside lessons, notes and flashcards.
- Moe knows your list: ask the trainer "what should I do today?" and it answers from your open tasks first, then your weak topics — and can drop a card linking straight to this page.
Ink notes
Handwrite on your lessons, Library documents and official PDFs with the Apple Pencil — pressure ink, highlighters, shape snapping, voice notes that replay your writing, handwriting-to-text, and Ask Moe on anything you circle.
Search
One search box across your lessons, library, flashcards and notes — entitlement-scoped, case-insensitive, with every result deep-linking straight to the item.