Coursework
Progress and Grades
Two pages that answer two different questions: am I getting better, and what do I need on the final. They sit together in the Progress section, because "what did I score" is a different visit from "what do I owe" — that one is the Calendar's job.
Calendar: what is due
Deadlines live on the Calendar, at the top of the sidebar, alongside your study days. If Google Classroom is connected, due dates arrive there without being typed.
Progress: what is improving
Topic-level accuracy over time, plus your streak. Useful mainly for spotting the topic that is not moving despite the hours, which is the one to bring to a session with Johnny.
Grades: where you stand
Your marks, with a Grade Calculator for what-if questions. "What do I need on the final to keep an A" is the standard use, and knowing the answer is usually calmer than not knowing it.
What to do next
Progress ends with the same short list the Dashboard opens with: overdue work, what is due soon, and cards ready to review. It is derived from what is actually there, so an empty list means there is nothing waiting, not that the page has nothing to say.
These keep working offline
Progress, Grades, Sessions and Chat read data that is already there, so they stay available without a connection. The pages that generate something (the daily plan, history search and the study tools) do not.
Common questions
Do my grades come in automatically?
Grades published in Google Classroom appear under Classwork once Classroom is connected. Anything your school does not publish there has to be entered yourself.
What does the streak count?
Consecutive days you have done something in the app. It is a prompt rather than a measurement. A long streak of easy sessions is not progress, which is what the Progress page is for.
Can I see what I covered in a past session?
Yes. Sessions lists your past sessions, and Chat keeps your written conversations with Johnny.
Still stuck?
The support page goes to a real mailbox, and a reply comes back from a person.