Capture what you learned
From a class, a job, a book or a conversation. One idea at a time, in your own words.
Your contexts
A context is something real in your life you can apply ideas to: a job, a side project, a job search, a volunteer role.
Apply it or archive it
Every idea gets one honest outcome. Apply it to something real by producing something, or archive it with the reason it does not apply right now.
Did it stick?
Thirty and ninety days after you apply an idea, record what changed. That is how you measure whether learning transferred.
Your transfer report
Your data
Everything is stored only in this browser. Export a copy to keep it safe or move it to another device.
How it works
People learn a lot in school, at work, from reading and in conversation, then struggle to use it. Many graduates leave with knowledge they cannot show anyone, and that gap makes it harder to get hired.
- Capture an idea the moment you learn it.
- Decide: apply it to a real context by making something, or archive it honestly.
- Review at 30 and 90 days: did you actually use it, and what changed?
- Report: a record of what you have applied, which you can use in a portfolio or an interview.
Scholar works for any course, any job and any field.
Privacy: there are no accounts and no server database. Your entries live in this browser only, and you can export or delete them at any time.