The Gap check
Plan your next 3 days of study. It gets marked the way an examiner marks a paper: realistic load, weakest subject covered, nearest assessment in the plan. Free, about 6 minutes.
Your plan stays in your browser: the check runs on this page, and nothing you type into it is sent anywhere.
Step 1 of 7
Your subjects
Pick 3 to 7 and set HL or SL for each. About 30 seconds.
Target vs predicted
For each subject: the grade you want, and the grade you are currently predicted. About 30 seconds.
Next assessment dates
Next test, IA deadline, or mock for each subject. Leave blank if nothing is coming up. About 60 seconds.
Your next 3 days
Add study blocks: subject, what you will do, for how long, starting when. Plan what you honestly intend to do. About 3 minutes.
Last week, honestly
Two sliders. About 60 seconds, and the verdict is only as honest as this step.
Two last questions
Your plan
The repaired plan
You're on the list
Invites go out in waitlist order in early September. Founding Tester spots count from here. Your verdict and plan are still below — print the one-pager before you close the tab, it lives only in this browser.
The plan was the easy half
Following it at 9pm on a Tuesday is the hard half, and that is what Praxlock is for: a coach in your menu bar that watches with you and speaks up when you drift. It never blocks anything, reads window titles only, and parents never see your data. We're taking 20 founding testers; invites go out in early September, in waitlist order.Full details here.
Study plan check: one-page summary
This check ran entirely in the student's browser. Praxlock never sees or stores any of it; this page exists because the student chose to share it. The check is free and nothing in it requires payment.