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https://dakshgulecha.github.io/ucat-tracker

Excel works, but after a while it becomes difficult to spot trends, measure improvement, and actually learn from your mock results. I wanted something that felt more like a proper analytics dashboard than a spreadsheet, while still being completely free and simple to use.

The tracker stores all of your data locally on your own device (nothing is uploaded anywhere), and includes import/export support so you can back up your progress or move it between devices whenever you want (you don't have to do it daily, only if you are switching devices or browsers). Alongside tracking scores for all three cognitive sections and SJT, it automatically generates detailed analytics, section-by-section graphs, progress history, radar charts, streak tracking, score predictions, trend analysis, and other insights that are difficult to get from a normal spreadsheet. The goal is to make it much easier to understand where you're improving and where you should focus next.

I originally made this for a friend of mine, but I figured it might be useful for others preparing for the UCAT as well. If even a few people find it helpful, then it was worth sharing.

I would love to hear any changes that you want to be made, however small they may be. My aim is to make this as frictionless to use and as helpful as possible to UCAT students :). Feedback and feature suggestions are always welcome!

https://dakshgulecha.github.io/ucat-tracker (I recommend using this on a laptop)

Excel works, but after a while it becomes difficult to spot trends, measure improvement, and actually learn from your mock results. I wanted something that felt more like a proper analytics dashboard than a spreadsheet, while still being completely free and simple to use.

The tracker stores all of your data locally on your own device (nothing is uploaded anywhere), and includes import/export support so you can back up your progress or move it between devices whenever you want (you don't have to do it daily, only if you are switching devices or browsers). Alongside tracking scores for all three cognitive sections and SJT, it automatically generates detailed analytics, section-by-section graphs, progress history, radar charts, streak tracking, score predictions, trend analysis, and other insights that are difficult to get from a normal spreadsheet. The goal is to make it much easier to understand where you're improving and where you should focus next.

I originally made this for a friend of mine, but I figured it might be useful for others preparing for the UCAT as well. If even a few people find it helpful, then it was worth sharing.

I would love to hear any changes that you want to be made, however small they may be. My aim is to make this as frictionless to use and as helpful as possible to UCAT students :). Feedback and feature suggestions are always welcome!

GitHub: https://github.com/dakshgulecha/rewind-ai

I've been using Claude Code a lot lately and kept running into the same problem.

The agent would make a bunch of changes, something would break, and I wouldn't know exactly when or where it went wrong.

`git checkout .` throws away the good changes too, and asking the agent to undo itself is... questionable.

So I built Rewind.

It automatically creates checkpoints while AI coding agents are working, so if something goes wrong you can inspect what changed or jump back to any point in the session.

No commits, branches or setup. It just sits in the background and gives you an undo button when you need one.

It also supports:

Restoring individual files

Automatic rollback when tests fail

Safety backups before every restore

Detection of agents modifying instruction files like CLAUDE.md

Because it watches filesystem activity instead of integrating with a specific tool, it works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Aider, OpenHands, Gemini CLI, and pretty much anything else that writes files.

https://dakshgulecha.github.io/ucat-tracker

Excel works, but after a while it becomes difficult to spot trends, measure improvement, and actually learn from your mock results. I wanted something that felt more like a proper analytics dashboard than a spreadsheet, while still being completely free and simple to use.

The tracker stores all of your data locally on your own device (nothing is uploaded anywhere), and includes import/export support so you can back up your progress or move it between devices whenever you want (you don't have to do it daily, only if you are switching devices or browsers). Alongside tracking scores for all three cognitive sections and SJT, it automatically generates detailed analytics, section-by-section graphs, progress history, radar charts, streak tracking, score predictions, trend analysis, and other insights that are difficult to get from a normal spreadsheet. The goal is to make it much easier to understand where you're improving and where you should focus next.

I originally made this for a friend of mine, but I figured it might be useful for others preparing for the UCAT as well. If even a few people find it helpful, then it was worth sharing.

I would love to hear any changes that you want to be made, however small they may be. My aim is to make this as frictionless to use and as helpful as possible to UCAT students :). Feedback and feature suggestions are always welcome!