About PLC Tracker

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PLC Tracker started as a personal project to help my son with his GCSE revision. His school provided PLCs (Personal Learning Checklists) for each subject - essentially lists of every topic he needed to know for his exams.

The problem? These PLCs came as printed PDFs. Lots of them. Managing multiple sheets of paper, trying to track progress across subjects, and keeping everything organised quickly became overwhelming. We needed something better.

So I built PLC Tracker - a simple web app where students can:

• Import their school's PLC spreadsheets (or use our built-in GCSE ones)
• Rate each topic using the RAG system (Red, Amber, Green)
• See at a glance where to focus their revision
• Track progress over time
• Integrate with Anki for spaced repetition flashcards

What started as a tool for one student has grown into something I hope can help many others facing the same challenges.

volunteer_activism Free to Use, No Ads

PLC Tracker is completely free to use, and I'm committed to keeping it that way. I also don't run any adverts on the site - students need to focus on their revision, not be distracted by ads.

I've considered offering some of the more advanced features for a small fee, but for now I've decided to keep everything free and open. If PLC Tracker helps your child (or you!) and you'd like to support its development, I have a Ko-fi page where you can leave a tip.

mail Get in Touch

I'd love to hear from you! Whether you have:

• Feedback - What's working well? What could be better?
• Ideas - Features you'd like to see?
• Bug reports - Something not working as expected?
• PLC spreadsheets - Got a school PLC you'd like to share with others?

Acknowledgements

Thanks to the open-source projects that make PLC Tracker possible: Dexie.js, SheetJS, Pell, and AnkiConnect.

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