Your study plan for this week.

Built from your actual progress

The plan reads your real progress data — quiz scores, vocabulary mastery, kana drill, interview prep, and checklist status — and prioritises what you actually need to work on. Workers with more gaps get different plans than workers who are nearly ready.

Three preparation stages

The plan adapts to your stage: new users build language and knowledge foundations; users in the building phase add workplace tools, simulation, and financial planning; advanced users focus on test prep, mock exams, and interview readiness. The stage shifts as your scores improve.

One week at a time

A new plan generates every Monday. Each daily task takes 5–15 minutes — short enough to complete consistently, long enough to make real progress. Consistent daily practice outperforms long sessions done rarely.