You will forget
most of what you study.
That is how memory works, not a discipline problem. NEET LOOP tracks what is fading, so you revise the right chapter on the right day.
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In testing — only approved Gmail addresses can sign in.
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NEET LOOP opens once you sign in with Google. Your journal, syllabus and mocks then stay in step across every device you use.
NEET LOOP is not finished yet, and while an app is in testing Google only lets 100 approved addresses sign in. So your Gmail has to be added by hand before the sign-in button will work for you.
Send it across and I will add you, usually within a day.
Takes about fifteen seconds. Once you are added, tap Continue with Google.
Free, forever
Not a trial. There is no paid tier to upgrade to, and there never will be.
Passwords
Sign in with Google once. No new password to make or remember.
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The loop
Four steps that repeat
until the exam.
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01
Study, and log it
Log the chapter you covered, what you did with it and for how long. Study with the app's timer running and it logs the minutes for you.
At the end of the day a short journal adds your hours, the questions you solved and how many were right, and an honest confidence score out of five.
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02
Know when it will fade
Every chapter you finish gets its next revision date. A shaky chapter comes back in days, a solid one in weeks, so your syllabus stops being a checklist and starts showing what needs you.
The date is worked out from your test accuracy on the chapter and the confidence you gave it. Each revision you finish pushes the next one a little further out, so chapters you really know stop nagging you.
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03
Revise what is due
No decisions to make at 6am. Open the app and the chapters that need you are already at the top, most overdue first.
Ordered by how overdue each chapter is, not alphabetically and not by when you added it. Revising the top of the list is always the right move, which is the point — the decision is made before you are awake enough to make it.
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Test, then go again
Sit a chapter's questions as a timed CBT paper, marked on the spot against the book's own answer key. A weak score brings that chapter's next revision closer.
Every question is graded by its format — assertion–reason, PYQ, exemplar, case based — so a weak format shows up as a weak format instead of hiding inside a total.
Inside
Built for one exam,
not for everything.
Chapter by chapter
Physics, Chemistry and Biology broken down the way NEET actually asks them, each chapter with its progress and its next revision date.
Daily log
Hours, start time, subjects, questions solved and right, and how sure you felt. Small entries that turn into a pattern you can read after a month.
CBT mode & answer key
Sit a chapter's book questions as a timed paper, graded against the book's own key section by section, and log every full mock you take.
Where the marks go
Every mistake gets a reason — silly mistake, concept gap, misread, forgot or never studied — because each one needs a different fix.
Selection probability
An honest estimate from your mock history. It moves down as well as up.
Timer & timetable
Plan the day, run a session, and have the hours logged for you when it ends.
The app
This is all of it.
Sign in and it is ready. The syllabus is already loaded, chapter by chapter, the way NEET asks it.
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to go
Your data
It stays
yours.
NEET LOOP saves everything on your device and backs it up to your own account, so it follows you to every device you sign in on. Nothing is sold, and there are no ads.
- ✓One sign-in. Continue with Google. No new password to make.
- ✓No ads, no trackers. Nothing is measured about you.
- ✓Export any time. One tap saves a backup file you keep.
- ✓Free, permanently. No trial, no upgrade, no paywall later.
- ✓Works offline. Once it has loaded, patchy data does not stop you.
Get started
Add it to your
home screen.
It opens like a normal app after this — no store, no download, no permissions.
Sign in
Open the link and tap Continue with Google. Your Gmail has to be approved first.
Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen
On Android it sits under the three-dot menu as Add to home screen or Install app.
Back up on Sundays
Settings → Delete / Backup → Download backup. Keep the file somewhere safe, the way you would a notebook.
Best on a phone. Works on any browser.