The first time you open your dashboard, a short tour runs — five stops, a sentence each. Back and Next move through it, Skip tour ends it, and the last button says Done. Escape skips it too.
The five stops
The full study guide — and it opens with a picture of your own book, not a generic one. On the trial this stop is the point: every chapter, unabridged, free.
Your readiness meter — Building, Getting close, Ready to sit. It fills in as you practise; nothing to set up.
Your exam date — set it here and everything paces off it. You can type the date without leaving the tour; saving it moves you on to the next stop.
Practice questions — Tutor explains as you go, Timed simulates the real exam, Quiz checks yourself fast.
Your access — what your trial covers, or, on a paid pass, that you are all set.
Everything the tour points at is live. The highlighted card is not a picture of a button — click it and it opens, and the tour steps aside.
Starting it again
Account → Settings → Replay product tour → works whatever pass you are on. There is also a Take the tour row in the study rail (and in the phone More sheet) while you are on a trial.
It never replays on its own once you have finished or skipped it.
The layout, in one paragraph
Your dashboard is home: your readiness meter, what is due today, and your exam date. The study rail down the side is everything for the exam you are on — study guide, practice, mocks, flashcards, mnemonics, your Game Plan. Account holds your exams, settings, billing and privacy.
On a phone the rail collapses into a menu, and inside the study guide Reading tools carries a Back to study home row.
If you only do one thing
Open the study guide and read. It is free, it is the whole textbook, and everything else in the product exists to make what you read there stick.
