The History screen (the /history route) is the smallest screen in Exam Mode and one of the most honest. It doesn't project or predict anything — it just shows you, in colour, what you actually did.
The month calendar
History shows one month at a time, with every day colour-coded by how it went. Four colours cover every case: green for a complete day, amber for a partial day, red for a missed day, and blue for a planned rest day. Rest days are intentional, so blue never counts against you.
- Open History and scan the month grid.
- Read the colours: green = complete, amber = partial, red = missed, blue = planned rest day.
- Move between months to compare — early prep usually looks patchier than you remember, and that's fine.
The day detail
Every day on the calendar is tappable. The detail view answers "what did I actually do that day?" in one card: what you studied, how many questions you logged, how much time you spent, and any spaced-repetition (SR) reviews — scheduled revisits of past topics — completed that day.
- Tap any day on the calendar.
- Read the detail: what you studied, questions logged, time spent, and SR reviews completed.
- Use it to settle arguments with yourself — "did I really study on Saturday?" has a definitive answer here.
September 2026
Dr. Sarah ChenWed 17 Sep
CompleteStudied: Cardiology — arrhythmias
Spotting patterns
This is what History is for. One missed day means nothing; the same missed day every week means something. Patterns like a string of missed Wednesdays, or a whole week where your pace dropped, are easy to miss in the daily grind but jump straight out of a month view.
- Scan a full month for repeating red or amber days — same weekday, same week of the month, same stretch.
- Ask why: a clinical shift, a commute, a commitment you haven't planned around. Fix the cause, not the symptom.
- If a pattern has already knocked you off your plan, the recovery tools in staying on track are the next stop.