Past Paper Tracker

Academic Tracker turns your past paper downloads into a study system. When you download a paper, it is recognised from its filename, renamed with a status marker, and filed into a folder for its subject. The paper is logged automatically, so your tracker stays current without you entering anything by hand. Enter your raw marks once you have sat a paper. Academic Tracker works out the percentage and grade, then decides whether you need to see that paper again. WHAT IT DOES Automatic filing. Papers are sorted into subject folders as they download, with a status marker in the filename so you can see at a glance what is done and what is not. Status tracking. Every paper sits in one of four states: not started, in progress, waiting to be marked, or done. Filter the list by any of them. Grading. Enter raw marks and get a percentage and a grade. The grade scale is a list of bands you can edit, and changing it regrades every paper you have already logged. Your marks themselves are never altered. Spaced repetition. Papers you did not pass come back at widening intervals of 1, 3, 7, 16 and 35 days. Pass one and the gap grows. Fall short and it resets to tomorrow. The pass threshold is yours to set. Mistake logging. Record which question you lost marks on, how many, and why. Academic Tracker groups these by topic so you can see where your marks are actually going. Analytics. Recent scores at a glance, plus a breakdown of marks lost by topic. Exam boards. Cambridge (CIE and CAIE), Pearson Edexcel, AQA, OCR, International Baccalaureate, or a custom setup. Your choice sets the filename convention, session names, paper durations and the default grade scale. Backups. Export everything to a JSON file and import it back on another machine. YOUR DATA Everything is stored in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is shared, and there are no accounts to create.