I’m very impressed with the UX design and the creative, out-of-the-box features, like the ability to share your progress with someone else. It’s clear that a lot of thought and effort went into this app, which could only come from a developer truly committed to helping users maximize their learning.I do have one feature request: more customization for learners who follow their own program for covering Shas. I have a learning schedule where I cover multiple dafim on my off days, making it difficult to create a practical review schedule. This app’s concept is perfect, especially with the built-in scheduling based on the daf, but I wish there were a way to set it up so that if I complete three or four days’ worth of learning at once, the chazara (review) schedule would adjust accordingly.For the 80% of people following a standard daily learning program, I imagine this app is a tremendous aid. With a bit more flexibility, it could be an invaluable tool for even more learners.

The idea and execution of this app is very good indeed. Consider, however, adding features which would enable one to learn things simultaneously. For example, one can learn both Yev. and Kes. at the same time, using the benefits of the app. Of course that is only an expandable example. May you be blessed and guarded.

App seems great! The only drawback, which I have yet to find a solution for, is that when I create a plan it doesn’t allow me to go back to a previous date to start the plan from the date. Being that I had started learning before I discovered this app would love to be able to start the plan from a previous date and mark off completed for this dates.

App is very nice, good UI, very intuitive and easy to get in and get out. But it isn’t showing the right Dafim; I started on Shabbos 2a/b, and it’s showing that as the Daf *again* two days later. Also, is there a way to set the app to open to today’s learning instead of the stats thing?Anyways, thank you for the app, it’s very nice, just need to get the right Dafim to show up.