Systematic Study Management for Exams | Plan & Track Your Progress

Do You Have These Challenges?

Too many textbooks to manage
Losing track of which textbook you've covered and how far
Forgetting what you studied
You learned it, but can't recall it after a while
Can't study systematically
Not sure what to cover and how much before the exam
Difficult to note formulas
Want to record math and physics formulas neatly

"Reading Forest" solves all these challenges!

Why Students Choose "Reading Forest"

Visualize Progress

See your progress for each textbook in graphs. Know exactly how far you've come.

Math Support (MathJax)

Record math and physics formulas beautifully. Enter using LaTeX notation.

Search Your Notes

Search notes within each book. Quickly find "Where did I write that formula?"

Access Anywhere

Works on smartphones, tablets, and PCs. Review notes during commutes or spare time.

Cloud Save

Save to Google Drive. Your data is safe even if your device breaks.

Free to Use

Free plan allows up to 20 books per reading log, and you can create unlimited notes files. Try it out first.

How to Use for Exam Study

1

Register Textbooks

Scan barcode or enter ISBN to register your textbooks

2

Take Notes

Record key points, wrong answers, and formulas

3

Track Progress

Update studied sections and check achievement on progress charts

Use Cases for Students

School & University Exams

Organize textbooks by subject - English, Math, Science... organized by subject
Create a mistake notebook - Note wrong answers and weak areas
Build a formula sheet - Compile math and physics formulas
Review mock exams - Record wrong answers and explanations from practice tests

Certification Exam Preparation

Track textbook progress - Record how far you've studied
Review past exams - Note wrong answers and correct solutions
Compile memorization items - List things you need to remember

Study Schedule Tips

How to Create a Systematic Study Schedule

Backtrack from exam day - Calculate backwards from your exam date to decide when to start each subject
Plan in phases - Divide into basic understanding → problem practice → review/weak areas phases
Set priorities - Balance by prioritizing subjects with large point allocations and weak areas
Build buffer days - Leave room for catch-up when your schedule slips

Visualize Your Progress

With Reading Forest, you can record your progress for each textbook and see at a glance how far you've come. Visualizing progress with graphs clearly shows which subjects need more time. Check your systematic study progress to stay on track.

Mental Support for Exam Preparation

Tips for Relieving Anxiety

Visualize achievements - Seeing "I've done this much" reduces anxiety and builds confidence
Focus on today - Instead of worrying about the future, concentrate on today's study
Overcome weak areas - By noting and reviewing mistakes, you can feel secure about weak areas

Maintaining Motivation

Set small goals - Achieve daily goals to build a sense of accomplishment
Check progress graphs - See your growth visually and maintain motivation
Reward yourself - Treat yourself when reaching milestones

Tips to Maintain Focus

Try Pomodoro Technique - Study for 25 minutes, take a 5-minute break, repeat
Organize your environment - Remove distractions and create a clean study space
Switch between subjects - Maintain focus by alternating subjects when concentration drops

Effective Learning Methods

How to Do Repetitive Practice

Record number of repetitions - Note how many times you've gone through a workbook to quantify your effort
Focus on wrong problems - The key is not going through everything equally, but focusing on problems you got wrong
Use spaced repetition - Review after 1 day, 1 week, 1 month for better retention

Tips for Memory Retention

Output learning - Solidify what you learned through notes and summaries, not just reading
Active recall - First recall without looking at notes, then verify with your records
Connect ideas - Understanding relationships between concepts makes retention easier

How to Overcome Weak Areas

Create a mistake notebook - Thoroughly review problems you got wrong to discover weak points
Analyze root causes - "Didn't understand the formula?" "Made a calculation error?" - Analyze what went wrong
Prioritize weak areas - Studying weak areas first makes studying more efficient

With Reading Forest, you can note mistakes while studying and easily review them later. By steadily overcoming weak areas, you can prepare for exams with confidence.

Beautiful Math Formula Recording

MathJax Support for STEM Subjects

Reading Forest supports MathJax, allowing you to display math and physics formulas beautifully. Enter using LaTeX notation to record formulas just like in textbooks.

Examples of recordable formulas:

Quadratic Formula:

$ \displaystyle x = \frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2 - 4ac}}{2a} $

Differentiation & Integration:

$ \displaystyle \frac{d}{dx} x^n = nx^{n-1} $ , $ \displaystyle \int x^n dx = \frac{x^{n+1}}{n+1} + C $

Trigonometric Identity:

$ \sin^2\theta + \cos^2\theta = 1 $

Physics Equations:

$ F = ma $ , $ E = mc^2 $

Chemical Formulas:

$ \text{H}_2\text{O} $ , $ \text{CO}_2 $ , $ \text{NaCl} $

→ See formula input examples

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use it for exam study progress tracking?

Yes, you can track progress for each textbook or workbook. See at a glance how far you've progressed with visual progress charts. It supports systematic exam preparation.

Can I write math and physics formulas?

Yes, with MathJax support, you can display formulas beautifully. Enter formulas using LaTeX notation to record them just like in textbooks.

Can I use it on my smartphone?

Yes, it works on smartphones, tablets, and PCs. Review your notes or add new ones during commutes or spare moments.

Is it free to use?

Yes, the free plan allows you to record up to 20 books per reading log, and you can create unlimited notes files. This is enough to manage your main textbooks and workbooks for exams. For more books in a single reading log or to access advanced features, paid plans starting from $2.50/month are available.

Is my data safe?

Yes, saving to Google Drive keeps your data safe even if your device breaks. Local saving is also available for offline use.

Study Management for Exams