Coverage Tracking

Coverage tracking answers the question every student dreads the night before an exam: "Have I actually studied everything?" Traditional flashcard apps tell you how many cards you have reviewed, but they cannot tell you whether your cards cover all the topics in your syllabus. Coverage tracking bridges that gap by linking your study material to a structured outline of what you need to know.

In Revu, coverage tracking works by letting you organise cards under topics and sub-topics that mirror your course structure. As you study and successfully recall cards, each topic's coverage percentage updates in real time. You can see at a glance which areas are well-retained, which need more practice, and which have no cards at all. This turns your study plan from a vague to-do list into a precise, data-driven map.

The practical benefit is enormous for exam preparation. Instead of re-studying material you already know, you can focus your limited time on weak spots and gaps. Coverage tracking also helps you decide when to stop creating new cards and start consolidating — a common source of procrastination among flashcard users. By making the invisible visible, coverage tracking removes guesswork and replaces it with confidence.