Students
Daily Sprint: three minutes a day, every day
Daily Sprint is a three-minute revision ritual: a few cards that are due, a short AI recap, and one reflective "why" question — finished with a streak that keeps the habit alive. Parents get a weekly digest of how it’s going.
Who it’s for: For students building a daily study habit and parents who want to see it.
How it works
Do today’s cards
A handful of due revision cards keeps yesterday’s learning fresh — the whole thing takes about three minutes.
Recap and reflect
A short AI recap ties the ideas together, then one "why" question prompts genuine reflection.
Keep the streak
Finishing the sprint extends the streak, turning revision into a daily habit.
See it in a real classroom
Three due cards, a one-minute recap in the student’s language, one "why" question — done in under three minutes, streak at 14 days. On Sunday evening his mother’s weekly digest arrives in Marathi with one "ask tonight" question about photosynthesis.
Why it matters: A daily habit small enough to keep — and a parent conversation in the language of home.
Who uses it, and for what
Students: A ≤3-minute daily ritual with streaks (student-only door).
Parents: A weekly digest in your language, with one question to ask tonight.
What makes it different
≤3-minute ritual
Short enough to do every day, which is exactly what makes it stick.
Streaks
A visible streak rewards consistency and gives students a reason to come back tomorrow.
Weekly parent digest
Parents receive a weekly summary, so encouragement at home is informed, not nagging.
Questions schools ask
Why only three minutes?
A tiny, daily ritual beats an occasional long session for habit formation. Daily Sprint is deliberately short so students actually do it every day.
What do parents see?
A weekly digest summarises the child’s sprints and streak, giving parents a simple, honest view without needing to log in daily.
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Edvation · Updated July 2026