Nothing to install. Sign in, add your classes, say where you want to be in each one, and the week plans itself around your activities. This is the whole setup, step by step.
Open peakscore.com.br and sign in with your school Google account, or any Google account. On a phone, Add to Home Screen makes it an app.
Settings, Google. Your assignments and due dates come in by themselves, read-only, and tick themselves off when you turn them in. You can disconnect any time.
Type them, or take a photo of the printed timetable and let it read it. Day 1 and Day 2 rotations are built in. Add your activities too, so study never lands on top of practice.
Two numbers per class: your grade now and your goal. The plan sizes your week from those, and says honestly when the goals need more hours than the week holds.
A classmate shares the invite link. When you join, you choose what the group sees: the name shown, the week scoreboard, studying now. All off until you switch them on.
PeakScore is a web app: it installs from the browser, with no store in between, and then opens like any other app, full screen, with its own icon.
In Safari, tap the Share button, then Add to Home Screen, then Add.
SafariIn Chrome, tap the three-dot menu, then Install app or Add to Home screen.
ChromeChrome and Edge show an install icon at the right end of the address bar. Or just bookmark it; it is the same app.
Any browserThe timer asks one question at the end: how solid is it? Still shaky comes back tomorrow; mastered waits longer. Your answer sets when the topic returns, so the reviews land on ordinary weeks instead of the desperate ones.
Ten minutes is a session. On a night with nothing left, ten minutes of recall with the book closed keeps the streak and the topic alive. The method, with every study cited, is at peakscore.com.br/method.
Every screen has a Talk to us line at the bottom, and the email reaches the two students who make it. Your data: one tap to download everything, one tap to delete the account, from Settings.
peakscore2026@gmail.com. Free to start. Made by students.
