Help Center
Short how-tos for everything in PrecisStudy. Tap a topic to jump to it.
- Getting started
- Study guides
- Flashcards
- Study planner and schedule
- Daily quests
- Study groups, leaderboards and challenges
- AI study assistant
- Notifications, sharing and your data
- Something looks wrong?
Getting started
Pick your classes and take the short setup tour at /onboarding (you can redo it any time). Signing in is optional but saves your progress, streak and settings across devices. Open a subject from the home page to begin.
Study guides
Each subject has unit-by-unit notes, flashcards, a quiz bank, a practice exam, a quick reference and common-mistakes notes. Your answers update your readiness on the dashboard, and the concept map shows which units to shore up before moving on.
Flashcards
Cards use spaced repetition, so ones you miss come back sooner. My Flashcards also lets you build your own decks, including AI-generated ones, from your notes.
Study planner and schedule
At the planner, set exam dates to see the pace you need and build a weekly plan around your free time. Upload a syllabus and PrecisStudy pulls out meeting times and key dates. Turn on study-block reminders in Settings to get a nudge before each block, and subscribe to your schedule from your calendar app.
Daily quests
Quests are small daily and weekly goals that earn XP. Finishing the setup tour earns a one-time XP bonus. They are a good way to build a streak.
Study groups, leaderboards and challenges
On Compete you can opt in to weekly leaderboards (you never appear unless you choose to) and join a study group. Peer Challenge lets you duel a friend: share a code, you both take the same questions whenever you can, then compare scores.
AI study assistant
Ask the assistant from a guide page when a question or explanation does not click. It is a helper, not an answer key: check important facts against your class notes.
Notifications, sharing and your data
In Settings you can turn on notifications and pick which kinds you get: daily reminder, streak reminder, study-block reminders, and feature tips (at most one a week). You can also share a read-only progress link with a parent or tutor, invite classmates, and download all of your data.
Something looks wrong?
The guides were built with a lot of help from AI, so mistakes slip through. If a question or explanation seems off, tell us on the request page and it will be fixed.