GUIDE
Focus log
Where your time went and which sources are getting it. Switching the range, reading the six numbers, and what the AI weekly review does.
Switching the range
The range can be a day, a week, a month or a year, and you can step back and forward through periods to compare last month with this one.
The view switches between Statistics and AI analysis — numbers and charts on one side, a written look back on the other.
Reading the numbers
| Number | What it means |
|---|---|
| Focus time | Total time recorded with repetitions, including the initial registration. |
| Repetitions | How many rounds you recorded in the period. |
| Items added | How many records you created in the period. Rounds are not counted here. |
| Good / Easy | The share of rounds you rated Good or Easy. |
| Again | The share you rated Again. |
| Predicted retention | How much of your material you are expected to be holding right now. |
Two charts
Focus time by day stacks the minutes recorded with each repetition into a bar per day, showing where the effort went. A round saved without a time does not appear in the bars.
Time by source is the same minutes split across your sources. It is the quickest way to see whether one source is taking everything, or whether something has gone untouched.
Beneath it, Sources at a glance lists the records per source. Anything without tags collects under “No tags”.
Longest streak and active days
Longest streak is the longest run you have kept; active days is the total number of days you repeated on. Breaking your current streak leaves the longest one standing.
AI Weekly Review
AI writes up the week's work. It is available with CurveMora Plus.
Running it sends this week's repetition history, source names and tags to AI. It is sent only when you press the button, never automatically.
With no repetitions in the week there is nothing to summarise, and no review is produced.
Open the focus log