
01Today, decided.
Every day until the exam has its topic, its questions and how long it takes.
Simeon reads your whole Canvas course and turns it into a plan for every day until the exam.
0 of 4 questions · about 37 min
Open Day 20 →Course order, because each block uses the one before.
Scope 1, 2 and 3 and who reports what. Location-based vs market-based scope 2.
94 questions · 457 marks
Main exam Oct 2024 · Q4a–b4 marksGHG emissions
What are Nordhaul's location-based and market-based emissions intensities in 2023?Main exam Oct 2024 · Q4c4 marksGHG emissions
Describe the difference between market-based and location-based scope 2 emissions.Retake Jan 2025 · Q4.24 marksGHG emissions
What has the development in CO2 intensity been, 2023 compared to 2021?One method per question type that comes back every year.
The course's own formula list, set as proper maths.
Scored by topic — the weakest first gets the time you have left.
A lot of revising is deciding what to revise. Skip that part.
What you get

Every day until the exam has its topic, its questions and how long it takes.

Real exam questions with model answers and the points an examiner gives marks for.
Swipe what you know. The rest comes back right before you forget it.
Simeon answers from your own course, and says which slide it came from.
The same plan in the library or on the bus, sent from your computer, encrypted.

Every lecture and how they connect, so nothing is left out.

Highlight a sentence, ask about it, and the answer is pinned beside it.

They stay on one board, with room to follow up, and link to the days and questions in your plan.

A day counts when you study, and a freeze covers the odd one you miss. Every week and every plan's aim in one place.
The last day of every plan is a timed mock, set like the real paper. Sit it in one go, then mark it against the model answers.
A summary of every topic: what to know, the formulas, how to answer each kind of question and where marks get lost. Tell Simeon what to focus on, if you like. The day before the exam it's the first thing you see, with your weakest topics to read first.
Photograph your working, and Simeon ticks the marking points it shows. You check them, and save the score. Or type your answer instead.
A new lecture, another past paper, a moved exam: Simeon reads only what's new and adds it. Your progress stays where it was.
Names come out before any AI reads your course, and Simeon shows you how to turn off training. Or choose Ollama, and nothing leaves your computer.
On a Mac, in Claude or Codex, ask to be quizzed. He asks from your plan, marks your answer point by point, and saves the mark in Simeon.
A tab on the edge of your screen, over any app: click it for today's plans, your goal and Ask Simeon. On a Mac, he's in the menu bar too.
Simeon reminds you when it's time, with the day your plan is on, the questions left and how long until the exam. Even with the app closed.
Bring your lecture notes, in any file, even handwritten, and the plan leans on what you flagged.
Tell Simeon the time you have, and he shows whether the plan fits, and how to make it.
For exams that allow one: made from your plan, to the pages allowed, to print or edit in Word.
Tap a number in a model answer to see how it was worked out.
A recovery code brings your plans and progress back on a new computer.
Just the exam, every day of the plan, or study blocks at your times.
Simeon, and the plans he writes, in English, Svenska or Nederlands.
Forty articles for one exam? He reads them one at a time, and plans by theme.
How it works
One button in the Simeon app.
Log in to Canvas, and Simeon downloads the whole course for you.
He reads it all and writes your plan.
No new subscription
Yours
We show you how to turn off AI training before your first plan, and Simeon is for your own revision only, not for sharing your course.
Free. For Mac and Windows.
curl -fsSL https://getsimeon.com/install | bashPaste that into Terminal.
On an Intel Mac, get this one.