ngl this app is lowkey fire 😭
Track your study and your mistakes.
Measured focus time, mock results, and the chapters that keep costing you marks.
4.8 average, from reviews written inside the app
The real dashboard, running on sample figures. Yours starts empty and fills only from sessions you log and mocks you enter.
11surfaces
focus · habits · tasks · syllabus · mocks · mistakes · uploads · DNA · mentor · debrief · pulse
50chapters
Physics 15 · Chemistry 18 · Maths 17
100% yours
every metric computed from your own actions
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no ads, no sponsored content, ever
What's inside
Fifteen screens, grouped the way the app is.
Each one exists today. Nothing on this list is planned, in beta, or coming soon.
The daily loop
The surfaces you touch every day. Quick to log, hard to fool.
Focus mode
A distraction-free Pomodoro timer that records the session as it runs — start, breaks, interruptions. Nothing counts unless you actually sat there.
Habits
A full-year consistency grid. Tap to log, backfill what you missed, and read your streak as a shape rather than a number to feel anxious about.
Study Planner
A month calendar where every task sits on a real day. Time-based tasks take their minutes from your focus sessions automatically; question sets you tick off yourself. Yesterday's unfinished work stays on yesterday until you move it.
Syllabus and tests
What you've covered, what you scored, and precisely where the marks went.
Per-chapter syllabus
Every chapter of your syllabus — Physics, Chemistry and Maths for JEE, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for NEET — completion, PYQs solved, revisions and your own confidence rating, held chapter by chapter.
Mock analytics
Log a mock and get subject splits, accuracy and percentile trend. Rank projections are drawn from your own attempt history, not a generic curve.
Test Mode
Sit a paper from your Study Vault under a real clock. Answer on screen — an option or a number — then check it against your own answer key for a JEE Main score. The PDF never leaves your device.
Mistake analysis
Every wrong answer filed by chapter, subtopic and cause. It surfaces the mistakes you keep repeating and totals the marks each one has cost you.
Result uploads
Upload a result card as an image or PDF and it reads the marks and subject scores out for you, so real analysis doesn't hinge on manual typing.
Intelligence
The part that reads your record back to you and argues with your assumptions.
Your DNA
A profile built from your own behaviour: when you genuinely focus best, which chapters are load-bearing, what to study next — and the evidence behind each claim.
Mentor
Reads your recent patterns and tells you what changed and what to do about it. It works from logged data, so it can be specific instead of encouraging.
Debrief
A structured after-action review of a study cycle — what worked, what got in the way, and a verdict. Bad stretches get an autopsy, not a pep talk.
Pulse
How your habits compare with other aspirants, anonymously and in aggregate. No leaderboard, no names, and nothing shown until the pool is large enough to mean anything.
Studying with people
Company, not conversation. Nothing here is public and nothing is discoverable.
Study Group
Add people you already know by username — there is no browsing, no suggestions and no public directory. Each of them shows one of three states, and Studying is read from a running focus session rather than being a status anyone can set.
Study rooms
A silent room for up to eight people you invite. You can see who is actually working; you cannot message them. No chat, no voice, no host controls — there is nothing to moderate because there is nothing to say.
Study profiles
A friend’s streak, hours and a fortnight of real study days, drawn from their own record and scoped to their own exam. Visible to friends only, and only while they leave sharing on — a hidden profile says so rather than showing zeroes.
And underneath
Your data stays yours
Every row is scoped to your account at the database level, so one account cannot read another's work. We don't sell your data, we don't train models on it, and you won't get a notification you didn't ask for.
How it works
Four steps, then the same four again.
- 01
Sessions
The focus timer records the session while it runs. Habits, tasks and mocks are a tap each.
- 02
Mistakes
After a paper, log what you got wrong — the chapter, the subject, and the reason it went wrong.
- 03
Patterns
The record turns into patterns: when you focus best, which chapters slip, where the marks go.
- 04
Evidence
Each pattern carries how it was derived, and says so plainly when the data is still too thin.
Analytics
What the panels actually show.
The panels below carry sample figures so you can judge the shape of them. In your account they are driven entirely by your own entries — empty the day you sign up, and filled only from what you log.
Syllabus completion
Drill into any subject to see chapter-level confidence, PYQ count, last revision date, and predicted exam contribution.
Consistency
42days
Current streak
61days
Best streak
Accuracy by topic
- Mechanics91%
- Org. Chem76%
- Calculus68%
- Modern Phy84%
Coach flagged
Electrostatics accuracy dropping
You've attempted 38 questions in the last 3 mocks with 52% accuracy — down 18% from your 14-day baseline.
Suggested next move
Schedule 90 minutes of Electrostatics PYQ revision on Sat 9–10:30 AM. Add to focus mode?
Percentile trend
+15.4 last 9 mocksProjected AIR 12,840 if the trend holds for next 4 mocks.
Study Vault
Your own books, marked up and organised.
Add the PDFs you actually study from and read them inside ARETE. The file stays on your device — it is never uploaded — while the chapters, marks and notes you add follow your account.
Chapters as page ranges
Map the book once — Chapter 1 on pages 8 to 20, and so on. ARETE reads the PDF's own contents page where it has one, and you correct it in a single pass.
Four marks per question
Bookmark, Repeat, Correct and Wrong. They are independent, so a question can be wrong and bookmarked and worth repeating at the same time.
Notes where you made them
Write what you want to remember on a question — the identity you forgot, the step that goes wrong — and find it again next to that question.
A summary per book
Every marked question, grouped under the chapter it belongs to, with the page it is on. Open one and the reader goes straight to it.
Because the file never leaves your device, opening the same book on another device means adding the PDF there too. Your chapters, marks and notes are already waiting for it — ARETE recognises the same file and reconnects them.
On your phone
Installs to the home screen.
Add it from your browser and it opens like any other app. The phone surface handles the quick things — starting a session, ticking a habit, checking whether you're on pace. Analytics, mock review and your DNA are better on a bigger screen.
- Start a Pomodoro from the home screen — runs in the background, logs on finish.
- Today's habit row pinned to the top. Tap once. Streak math handles itself.
- Notifications you opt into, and nothing else.
- Today's tasks in the same place, so the plan and the logging aren't two separate habits.
Tue · 06:42
Morning, Aarav.
Day 42 · 168 days to JEE Main
Start focus session
25-min Pomodoro · Physics
Reviews
What people wrote inside the app.
Every review here was submitted from inside ARETE by a signed-in user. Nothing on this page was written by our team.
Intresting features ( cool ui tho) thx
app's features & ui r honestly too god
really unique design , and very helpful featuress
tbh app is really useful ,especially the mistake analysis feature. The only thing is the app feels a little messy in some places nd it would be great to have a feature like streak protection , when u forget to log ur study on time btw great app❤️
First time thoda messy laga but once u get used to it app is actually pretty good. Mistake Analysis is genuinely useful after mocks helps u see what kind of mistakes u r repeating. Overall, solid app for jee prep lol
DAMM GOOD AND ORGANISED
Please let us add more than one task per chapter...
Didn’t expect much when I downloaded it, but this app has genuinely become a part of my JEE routine. 😭📚 The best thing is that it’s so simple. No unnecessary stuff, no confusing UI… just open the app, start the timer, and study. ⏳✨ Seeing my daily study hours slowly increase is weirdly motivating 😂📈. It actually makes me want to complete “just one more session.” 🔥 I’ve tried Forest, YPT and a few other timer apps before, but I always ended up uninstalling them after a while. This is probably the first one I’ve kept using consistently. 🙌❤️ If you’re serious about JEE or any competitive exam, I’d definitely recommend giving it a shot. It’s one of those small things that quietly helps you stay disciplined every single day. 💯🚀 Great app! Keep up the amazing work, dev! ❤️👏
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FAQ
Common questions.
Start your record.
Free, and the account takes about a minute to make.