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Your smart study planner. Rebuilding 🛠

London
Joined March 2020
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Python is much simpler than Swift at returning dates. Baby steps however: Current Date ✅ 🥳 you won't believe how excited I got from getting the date back. Using my phone is too mainstream, of course.
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Did you miss me? Let’s start from scratch, in public.
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Great news! 🎉 ✅ Google has verified our app to meet their security and public application standards! Head over to equical.io to view a demo and access to the app! Happy Studying :)
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So it’s been quiet around here... ✅ The app has been fixed and amended ✅ New demo video ✅ App sent to Google for verification In the meantime check out: 🚀Website and demo @ equical.io
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Thanks for the advice @_JoshCase ! Super useful to get a fresh perspective on how to approach coding the app and the different elements to it, like design 🎨 (and how to balance with med school 😅) Looking forward to touching base again down the line👊🏽
Nantheesh is a 5th year medstudent from London. He's teaching himself to code while he builds Equical, a tool to help students organise study schedules. I recently spoke with @NantheeshP about learning to code in med school, his app, and how to be an advocate for your own brand.
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After some persistence, bugs have been fixed 🛠 Time to work closely with our beta-testers 🚀
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Thank you to the early adopters who’ve highlighted some issues! The app has been taken down for maintenance ⚒. We hope to be back live soon!
Email invites are out! We looking forward to working with you all 🙌🏽
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Beta-testing is ready to go! 🚀 Thank you to all those who signed up to get early access in helping us improve this app! Your invitations will arrive shortly!
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🚀Evidence-based learning technique: Increasingly spaced repetitions of studying a certain topic improves memory and helps consolidate knowledge. 1/3
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📈Why the “repetition”? Forgetting is part of the learning process. Allow your brain time to forget, only for it to acquire the knowledge better on the next review. 2/3
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🗓Why the “spaced”? Do this at spaced intervals and you’ll continue to solidify your understanding. The more times you cover it, the less frequently you have the revisit it. Hence the increasing intervals. 3/3 Img creds: bit.ly/2I6ITfz
Hold tight! Beta-testing is soon to launch live. Making the final touches and bug tests 🧪
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Sign up your interest on our website to get early access!
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Equical is a smart study planner that helps all learners study effectively and in less time. How? Using spaced repetition. We do the scheduling, you do the studying. 📚 #startups
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