Self-study needs structure

The hard part of self-study is structure: which subject today, when to return to last week's subjects, and how to tell what you are retaining. Studying alone, it is easy to fall into rereading whatever outline feels most urgent.

Bengos gives your rule-statement practice that structure. The subjects come in a deliberate sequence, and you work one at a time. Finished rules go on spaced repetition. The schedule is set by your own ratings: the rules you rate low come back sooner, so your study time tends to go to the rules you are least sure of. Reviews can be typed or done on flashcards, from one schedule. The dashboard shows what you have covered, what is due, and if you type, how your speed and accuracy are moving.