Dashboard
Build the habit — the readiness follows.
Study streak
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consecutive days logged
Hours logged
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toward the 350-hour benchmark
Days to exam
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Curriculum covered
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weighted by exam topic weight
Predicted score weighted mastery + mock average
Nudges
This week
Topic heatmap tile size = weight, color = mastery
Needs work
Getting there
Solid
Readings
Mark a reading read and reviewed, rate your mastery, and leave yourself a note. This is what actually feeds your coverage and predicted score.
Resources
Free videos and notes for each reading, so you're not stuck searching. This is an early trial — only Foundations of Risk Management is populated so far. Everything else honestly says "not researched yet" rather than guessing.
Notes
General notes that aren't tied to a chapter — formulas, reminders, anything. Chapter-specific notes still live under each reading in the Readings tab.
Discussion
Ask a doubt or share a solution — visible to everyone in the PeakPath community.
Clock In
Clock in when you start studying. Stay clocked in for a full hour and your tree grows all the way — stop early and it stays small, but it still joins your forest.
00:00
fully grown at 60 minutes straight
Keep this tab open while clocked in — closing it loses an in-progress session.
Your forest
Log a past session manually
All sessions
Mocks
Full-length or sectional mock scores — this is what your predicted score leans on most
Log a mock
Report card
Analytics
Your study report card, at a glance
Readings read
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Readings reviewed
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Curriculum covered
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Readings summary by topic
Mock score trend
Practice Test
Original questions written to match the style and difficulty of GARP's practice exams — not copied from any source. Currently covers all six FRM Part II topics.
Question 1
0 correct
Targets
Set your goal — we'll back-calculate the pace
Exam part
Currently set to FRM Part I
Switching resets your reading list and topic-level progress (readings, mastery, chapter notes) to match the new syllabus. Your study streak, forest, hours logged, and mocks are kept as they are.
Suggested weekly pace
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