The visibility problem
A subject grade is too broad.
It can show that performance needs work without revealing which syllabus areas are causing the gap.
IB Syllabus Tracker
Turn a long syllabus into a revision map you can act on.
Review topics and subtopics by confidence, identify genuine weak spots, and collect exactly what needs revising next.
Completely free. No payment details required.
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The confidence map
See readiness topic by topic.
Mark each subtopic and bring selected revision areas into one focused list.
Built for the way IB work actually moves
Coverage that leads directly to revision.
The tracker preserves the hierarchy of subject, topic and subtopic so a large syllabus stays navigable.
Confidence
Use a shared status language.
Mark confident, average, needs practice or not learnt with an accessible colour key.
Focus
Build a topics-to-revise list.
Flag any subtopic and surface it beside the wider subject overview.
Context
Keep HL extensions clear.
Topic grouping keeps higher-level content connected to its main syllabus area.
A practical rhythm
From information to a clear next move.
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Set the diploma context
Add your subjects, levels, exam session and targets once so every tool starts with the right context.
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Review subtopics honestly
Update confidence as lessons, revision and assessment evidence change.
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Schedule weak areas
Use the revision list to plan focused study and past-paper practice.
Questions, answered
Know what the tool does before you begin.
Does the tracker include my selected level?
Yes. Subject content is organized using the subject and level stored in your account.
Can more than one status be selected?
Confidence states describe readiness, while the separate ‘to revise’ marker can be used alongside them.
Are syllabus lists a substitute for official guides?
No. Always check the current official subject guide and guidance supplied by your school.
Your diploma, connected
Build a calmer plan for the work ahead.
Set up your subjects and exam session, then use one workspace to see what matters next.
Start planning