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This is a schedule app for people who study with problem books and reference books. You can easily create a study plan, check your daily quota, and record your achievements.

Study Scheduler / Study Plan/Record

This is a schedule app for people who study with problem books and reference books.
You can easily create a study plan, check your daily quota, and record your achievements.

* Features *
- Easily create study plans.
Just specify the number of questions (or number of pages) in the question book (reference book), study period, and day of the week.
- You can check your quota.
A daily quota will be displayed to help you complete the problem set by the planned end date.
- You can record the number of questions you have completed as an achievement.
Daily quotas are recalculated according to performance.

* How to use *
- Introduction
Let's add a study plan from the menu.
Let's specify the number of questions (or number of pages) and study period.
If you cannot study every day, you can also specify the day of the week.
- At the beginning of each day
Check your quota for the day and start studying.
- at the end of each day
　Tap the cell for that day in the problem set you studied and enter the number of problems you have completed.
Then, the quota will be recalculated.
- Once you have completed studying the question set
Tap the question set and select "Complete Study" from the menu.
Then, that question set will no longer be displayed on the main screen and will be displayed in the "study history".

*Other features*
- By adding a widget to your home screen, you can check today's quota without opening the app.
- You can check the graph of the number of remaining questions for each question set.
- You can sort the question collection by subject.
- You can check the list of problem sets that you have completed studying.

* For these people *
- Those who do not know how to create a study (study) schedule (plan, schedule).
- Those who don't know how much they should study each day.
- Those who do not know how to manage their study progress.
- Those who want to complete problem books, reference books, and textbooks as planned.
- Those who want to record their study results.
- People who change the problem sets they study by day of the week.
- Those who think that quantity (number of questions and pages) is more important than time when studying.
- Those who are self-studying without attending a cram school or cram school.
- Those who are studying 5 subjects or multiple subjects.
- Those who are studying multiple question sets at the same time.
- Ronin students and high school students planning to take university entrance exams.
- Junior high school students planning to take high school entrance exams.
- Elementary school students planning to take the junior high school entrance exam.
- Students studying for school tests.
- Working adults and students studying for qualification exams.
- Parents who manage their children's studies.
- A teacher who teaches studying to students.
- For those who want to check what they need to study using a widget so they don't forget to study.
- People who are looking for an easy-to-use app with minimal input items and functions.
- Those who are looking for a progress management app.
- Those looking for a free app.

* FAQ *
Q: How many question sets can I add?
A: Up to 63 items (7 items x 9 pages) can be displayed on the main screen.

Q: Is it possible to return a question set that has been "studyed" to the main screen?
A: No, you can't.