Learning Plans
Plan Resources
Plan Resources
Your 12-week plan is more than its lessons. Each daily focus comes with curated resources — and the wider app offers Boosters to go deeper. Here's how the pieces fit.
Resources inside your plan
Every daily focus includes tasks with curated resources and time estimates. Curated means a person-level of care went into the selection: resources matched to that day's specific skill, not a search-results dump. And each one carries an honest time estimate, so you always know what you're committing to before you tap.
Because your plan is sized to the weekly hours you chose, the resource load flexes with your time. Fewer hours means a tighter, more essential selection; more hours means more room to explore.
How resources relate to lessons
The daily lesson — your 2 core interactive items, about 15 focused minutes — is the non-negotiable heart of each day. Resources are the supporting cast: they give the day's skill extra context and depth. Short on time? Do the lesson. With spare time? The day's resources are the highest-value way to spend it, because they're aimed at exactly what you're learning.
Boosters: the interactive layer
Beyond your plan's own materials, Boosters are expert-built interactive micro-sessions of about 5–10 minutes, discovered in the Explore tab. Each closes with a judge call and a commit, and completing one feeds its key idea into your spaced-repetition review queue — you'll see it again in your Daily Practice sessions, which is how it sticks.
On the free tier you can complete 1 Booster a day (resetting at local midnight), and anything you've completed stays revisitable free. GapFix Pro removes the cap.
Your Library
The Library tab is where your saved material lives:
- Collections — Boosters grouped by theme
- Saved — everything you've bookmarked for later
- Recents — what you've done recently
Found something great in Explore mid-commute? Save it now, do it tonight.
From resource to practice
Reading is the start, not the point. Your lessons close the loop with applied scenario checks and "do this today" actions — so what you pick up from a resource gets used in your real work, usually within a day or two.
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