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Roadmap

The Roadmap (sidebar → Roadmap) turns your goal and test date into a plan with a pace — so "study more" becomes "do this much, by then."

The roadmap / mission control

Choosing your path​

The first time, you pick the journey that matches your goal:

  • Study Abroad — IELTS for university admission.
  • Work & Migrate — IELTS for skilled migration.

Each path lays out a sequence of phases (foundations → exam prep → mock exams → refinement), tailored to that goal. You also set your destination, which the journey uses for context.

Mission control​

The main view shows:

  • A deadline banner — days until your test, colour-coded by how urgent it is.
  • A pace panel — tasks remaining, days remaining, and the weekly pace you need to keep to hit your date.
  • A next recommended action — a button straight to the thing to do next.
  • A journey map — the phases and steps laid out visually, with completed, current, and upcoming steps marked.

Using it​

  1. Set (or confirm) your test date — the deadline and pace are calculated from it. You can edit the date right on the banner, or in Settings.
  2. Follow the next recommended action, or pick any step from the journey map.
  3. As you complete steps, your pace recomputes so it always reflects reality.

Good to know​

  • No date = no pace. Set a test date to get the countdown and weekly targets.
  • The roadmap is a guide, not a cage — do the steps in the order that suits you; the pace just keeps you honest about whether you're on track.
tip

If the weekly pace looks scary, that's the roadmap doing its job — either pick up the pace now while it's still gentle, or revisit whether your test date is realistic.