Four answers decide what a session holds, when it can land and how much of it there is. All four change your plan straight away, and none touches an answer you have already given.
This is the budget a session is composed against — the same budget the app on your phone spends, so the two never hand you different work.
This is the budget for each session, not a countdown. Longer lessons continue in the next session. Your route compares the remaining content with your study days and recommends a change when more time is needed.
You are on 15 minutes a day. Rules, signs and markings come before the questions they explain. A question-only recap holds at most 18 questions; teaching and media use part of the same budget. A session already started keeps its original content and length.
Your run of days, your predicted score and your test date are untouched. A shorter day is not a missed day — the plan asks for one session, however long you have set it.
Choose the days the plan may use. This is availability, not permission to send a notification.
Today, the route calendar, pace and run of days all use this week. A day you leave free is not a missed study day. Reminder days stay exactly as they were set in the phone app.
Each of these has its own page, because each is one decision with one consequence.
Both change your plan the moment you answer them, and neither touches an answer you have already given.