Home for the exam you are studying. Everything here is about one exam at a time — switch exams and the whole page changes with it.
What is on it
Your readiness meter — Building, Getting close, or Ready to sit, with the one action worth taking next. See "The readiness meter, and what its words mean".
Your exam date — a countdown once it is set, or an invitation to set one. See "Your Game Plan, and setting your exam date".
What is due today — the cards and questions your plan has queued.
Your study streak, and the shortcuts into the guide, practice and flashcards.
The study rail
Down the side (and behind a menu on a phone) sits everything for this exam: Study Guide, Practice, Mock exams, Flashcards, Mnemonics, your Game Plan, Performance, Blueprint coverage and your Guarantee page. Your readiness status is pinned at the bottom of it.
The one number to trust
Readiness is a status, not a percentage, and it needs evidence before it says anything at all — roughly 25 graded answers spread across most of the exam's domains. Until then it shows you how far off unlocking it you are, which is a more honest thing to look at than a made-up number.
If it looks empty
A brand-new account has nothing to show yet, so the dashboard leads with getting you started rather than with statistics. Answer a session's worth of questions and the page fills in.
On a phone
The rail becomes a bar and a More sheet, and the pills tuck away as you scroll so the content gets the screen. Everything is reachable; nothing is left out.
