Every feature here feeds the same tracked profile of you — nothing is a standalone gimmick.
Each morning, Adhitam AI scores every candidate action against what's actually true about your prep right now: your weakest subject's mastery score, the topic decaying fastest on the forgetting curve, how long since your last full mock, whether you're signed in for a battle. It picks whichever is genuinely most useful — and never repeats yesterday's pick if a real alternative exists.
Every topic you touch gets a memory-strength value that decays predictably over time, the same underlying model behind spaced-repetition systems used for language learning — applied here to UPSC syllabus topics. Flashcards and revision nudges always surface the highest-risk topic first, so review time goes where it prevents the most loss.
Ask what to focus on, get feedback on a written answer, or request a fresh practice set on your weakest topic — every response is grounded in your real streak, mastery scores, and days-to-exam, generated fresh each time rather than served from a script.
Profile, activity log, quiz history, notes, current-affairs entries: all of it lives in local on-device storage by default. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you deliberately turn on an optional online feature. Export a full backup file anytime, no account required.
5 questions, 60 seconds. A quick pulse-check you can run between other tasks.
8 questions, 3 minutes. The default ranked format — fast, but real depth per question.
20 questions, 15 minutes. A full-depth ranked match for when you want the real test.