PracticePocket 1.4 is an independent rebuild centered on measurable practice. Create structured drills, run a real focus timer, record repetitions and outcomes, and use an adaptive review queue to bring difficult material back sooner. New 14-day and 30-day charts summarize practice volume, discipline mix, and outcomes. Weekly targets, search, a complete session history, and portable JSON archive export and restore are also included. Everything remains offline with no account, ads, tracking, or subscription.

Set a weekly minutes goal and watch a live progress ring fill in as you practice. PracticePocket tells you how much you have left and roughly how many minutes a day will get you there before the week resets. The new Insights tab turns your practice log into real charts: minutes per day over the last week, two weeks, or month, a breakdown of where your time goes by category, plus your totals, averages, and busiest day. Back up everything to a single JSON file you can keep safe or move to another device, then restore it whenever you need. As always, PracticePocket is fully offline — no account, no ads, no tracking, and your data stays on your device unless you choose to share it.

What's New in PracticePocket 1.2 Version 1.2 turns PracticePocket from a drill list into a real practice companion - with a spaced-repetition review scheduler and an actual practice log. Spaced repetition reviews (new Review tab) - Schedule any drill for spaced review and PracticePocket resurfaces it on exactly the right day. - Powered by the proven SM-2 algorithm (SuperMemo 2): rate each review Again, Good, or Easy, and the interval and per-drill ease factor adapt to you - shaky material comes back quickly, mastered material stretches out. - The Review tab shows everything due today plus your full schedule, and the tab badge tells you how many drills are waiting. Real practice log, streaks, and minutes - Log a session for any drill: minutes practiced, how it felt (Struggle / Steady / Breakthrough), and a quick note. - The Today dashboard now shows minutes practiced today, your current day streak, drills due for review, and minutes this week - replacing the old placeholder metrics with figures that mean something. - Practice streaks use a one-day grace period (a single missed day won't reset you), and the Toolkit tab tracks your longest streak, total minutes, weekly minutes, and per-day average. - Each drill keeps its own session history with total minutes and per-session notes. New export - Export your practice log as CSV (date, drill, minutes, feel, note) to open in a spreadsheet or share with a teacher or coach. The text summary now includes your streak and practice totals too. Learn - A new "How spaced repetition works" reference explains the method in plain language, with cited sources (SuperMemo 2, the Leitner 1-3-7-14-30 schedule, and deliberate-practice research). Fixes and polish - Corrected the version shown in the app and removed an unused screen; the Toolkit tab now also covers privacy and about details. - Fresh installs include a short sample practice streak so the new metrics make sense right away. PracticePocket stays fully offline: no account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Everything lives on your device.

Updated the app icon with a premium detailed design and refreshed the App Store build.