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How can a simple, user-friendly app help students keep track of study tasks, structure their study time and practise for exams? Continue with the existing Studiero code. Prioritise the study planner, focus mode and exam practice. Clearly state when practice questions are local examples rather than AI-generated. [English translation of the original Norwegian prompt.]

Build a mobile-first perfume discovery app with a local catalogue, scent profile, collection, and transparent recommendation logic. Preserve a romantic, elegant visual style using soft pink, lavender, cream, and subtle gold accents; do not add a backend.

Condensed implementation prompt: Build a study session planner with three core features: manage study tasks with a course, deadline, and estimated effort; schedule study sessions against tasks with a clear weekly view and overlapping-session warnings; and mark tasks and sessions complete with a simple progress overview. Use a simple static stack, store data locally across reloads, include clearly labelled fictional demo data with a deliberate reset, handle invalid inputs and storage failures, make controls keyboard accessible, and test meaningful desktop and mobile flows.

Ikke gjør VYRO mer komplisert enn nødvendig. Gjør hver funksjon enklere, penere og mer behagelig å bruke. GPS-skjermen er viktigere enn fancy animerte kort. Når noen løper, skal de umiddelbart kunne se distanse, tid og tempo. De skal kunne pause treningen uten å lete etter riktig knapp.