I’ve been building **Nexus: Spaced Repetition Tracker**, a free study-planning web app designed to help students organise their lessons, remember what they learn, and track their progress. **A little about me:** I’m not a professional software developer. This is a hobby project that I’ve been working on because I wanted to build something useful for students. I’m learning and improving it along the way, and my goal is to make Nexus as useful, reliable, and user-friendly as possible. I know there’s always room for improvement, so honest feedback from real users would mean a lot to me. ### What can you do with Nexus? - **Spaced repetition:** Schedule lesson reviews to reinforce what you’ve learned. - **Review queue and history:** See what needs reviewing and track previous reviews. - **Study tracking:** Organise your subjects, lessons, and study sessions. - **Exam planning:** Keep upcoming exams and deadlines in view. - **Progress tracking:** Monitor your study activity and review progress. - **Backup and restore:** Export and restore your study data. - **Light and dark themes:** Choose your preferred appearance. - **Installable app:** Use it like an app on a compatible phone or computer. Get started with a prebuilt curriculum You don’t have to organise everything from scratch. You can **install the prebuilt curriculum** to get started with an existing subject-and-lesson structure. If the available curriculum doesn’t fit your needs, **you can request the subjects, lessons, or curriculum you want**. I’d like to expand the available options based on what actual users need, including support for different courses and exams. Try Nexus https://spaced-repetition-tracker-delta.vercel.app/ I’d love your feedback! - What do you like or dislike about the app? - Have you encountered any bugs or confusing features? - What improvements would make it more useful for you? - What curriculum or subjects would you like me to add? Since this is a hobby project and I’m not a professional developer, there may be rough edges. But I genuinely want to keep learning, fixing problems, and improving the app based on users’ feedback. **I can’t promise to implement every request, but I’ll take suggestions seriously and do my best to make Nexus better for the people using it.**   submitted by   /u/Proper-Suspect- [link]   [comments]