Your account and settings¶
/settings. Which section is open lives in the address (?s=study), so every
one of them is a link and Back works.
A learner sees six sections. Educators and administrators get more; those are in Administration.
Account¶
Your display name, and nothing else.
There is no password field, because there is no password. Accounts live at the identity provider, which is also where a passkey, an email address or a second factor is set — the page links straight out to it. A form that wrote a credential nothing checks would be worse than no form: it invites somebody to secure an account by a route that does not secure it.
Your email address and your role are shown, not editable. Roles come from groups at the provider; see Access.
Studying for¶
The exam you are working toward. It is a setting rather than a header control because of how much it changes — see Getting started.
Appearance¶
Two themes, Default and Warm Brown (a parchment serif). Stored on the device, not on the account.
Exam results¶
A private log you keep by hand of real exams you have sat. Nothing writes to it automatically and nothing reads from it — there is no educator view and no aggregate.
Results go in as reported, because a scaled 220 out of 300, a 64th percentile and a bare pass are three different facts:
kind |
Records |
|---|---|
score |
A score out of a maximum, optionally with the pass/fail verdict |
percentile |
A percentile |
pass_fail |
Passed, or not |
Plus the exam (one the site knows, or a name you type), the date — which cannot be in the future — and a note. The row is validated for internal coherence and cross-checked against nothing.
Read articles¶
The articles you have marked as read, newest first, with the date.
A row lands here when you mark an article read, and leaves when you take the mark back on the article itself. Nothing is inferred from opening a page: opening is a view, which is recorded separately and says nothing about whether you read it. See What "read" records.
Your data¶
One button, and it is the only irreversible act in the whole of Settings.
POST /attempts/reset-all with confirm: "RESET" — typed, then confirmed in a
dialog. A second click is pressed by reflex; there is no undo.
What goes:
| Your own sessions | Unshared ones only — is_shared = 0 |
| Every attempt and every answer in them | |
| Saved in-progress state | |
| Card scheduling and review history | You meet the cards as new again |
| Study-plan block progress and reading marks | |
| Saved (favourited) questions | |
| Your notes on questions, and on article sections |
What stays: your account, the whole bank — every shared test, question, article, deck and plan — and your AI Mode conversations.
The page reports the counts afterwards, so the result is a fact rather than a hope.
The sessions themselves go, not just their contents
An earlier version cleared the sittings and left their shells, so a learner who reset found the same list of sessions waiting, each back to zero. A shared test is bank content with no owner and is never touched — the questions inside one cannot be carried off by this.
Two things this does not clear: your collections, and the articles you have marked as read.