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Built a study retention tracker in Framer.
The goal is to help students remember what they study instead of just tracking study hours.
I'd love feedback on:
First impression
Clarity of the value proposition
Missing features
UX improvements
The shift from tracking time to tracking retention is a real insight. Most study apps optimize for the wrong metric. One UX thought: the moment right after a review session is probably the highest-value touchpoint. Are you doing anything to capture confidence level or recall quality right there while it's fresh?
That's a great point. Right now I'm focused on tracking study topics and revision timing, but I haven't incorporated recall quality yet. A simple confidence score after each review could help distinguish between topics that were truly retained and those that only felt familiar. Thanks for the suggestion.
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