Stop second-guessing your optionals
Compare group rules, marks, workload, overlap, and your own background before locking in the 600 marks that shape your year.
Built around the reality of CSS preparation
Your CSS attempt should feel under control.
Choose optionals with context, know what to study today, turn current affairs into evidence you can recall, and get useful feedback on the answers that decide your result.
Built for CSS and MPT, not as a generic study planner
From overwhelm to direction
You already have enough material. What you need is a way through it.
The real drain is not finding another PDF. It is deciding what matters, whether you are on track, and how today's work will help under exam pressure. The workspace turns those questions into clear next steps.
Open the app and know what comes next
Turn exam dates and chosen subjects into work you can start today. Miss a day, and the plan helps you recover instead of fall behind silently.
Make today's reading useful in February
Save the facts worth remembering, review them before they fade, and bring them back when you outline an answer.
AI with something useful to say
Feedback gets better when AI knows what you are preparing for.
A generic prompt produces generic advice. Here, AI works from the article you read, the evidence you saved, or the essay you wrote, then gives the result back to you as something you can review, edit, and use.
Read our visionBring the source, not just a prompt
Turn a full article or ePaper screenshot into dated claims, named sources, quotations, and questions worth following.
Get feedback against the exam
Review a draft for thesis, structure, evidence, clarity, and the weaknesses FPSC examiners repeatedly flag.
Stay the writer and decision-maker
AI output remains editable, sources stay visible, and generated text is never treated as official guidance or a finished answer.
MPT practice
Clear the first gate
Prepare for MPT without putting the written exam on pause.
MPT pressure can consume the whole schedule. Short drills, timed sets, and saved results make progress visible while your written preparation stays intact.
Practise the test you will actually face
Use focused section drills or timed mixed sets, then continue without losing your place.
Know what is official
Keep FPSC rules and material clearly separated from solved papers and third-party guidance.
Let weak areas choose the next drill
Use your result breakdown to practise what needs attention instead of starting another random set.
From reading to recall
Don't just follow the news. Build evidence you can use.
The goal is not a larger notes folder. It is remembering the right fact, placing it in the right argument, and using it under time pressure.
Capture
Find the facts worth keeping
Pull out dated claims, named sources, useful quotations, and the arguments they can support.
Retain
Meet them again before you forget
Turn evidence into short Factbook entries and bring each one back on a 2-3-5-7 review rhythm.
Apply
Use evidence inside an argument
Build PEEL outlines, write full essays, and act on feedback while the reasoning is still fresh.
Make the next move clear
Make one clear decision today, and know the next one tomorrow.
FPSC rules in one placeA plan that adaptsYour work stays private