Coverage Tracker
What Storgy is building toward
Every work this site plans to cover, published in plain sight. AP Lit Q1 canon first. AQA Power and Conflict, Eduqas 2025–2027 anthology, Edexcel and OCR set texts, Leaving Cert prescribed poets, IB Lit choices, Common Core 11–12 exemplars. Filter by what you teach. Vote on what's next. Every Friday a digest goes out — what flipped live, what's in progress, where the votes are heading.
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Postscript
Common questions
Status changes happen daily as titles ship. The Friday digest mails a weekly summary — what flipped live, what's in progress next, the top five vote leaders. If a work changes status between Fridays you'll see it on this page immediately; the email is the once-a-week wrap.
An editor is reading, planning sections, or running first-pass drafts. Typically a five- to ten-day window before the work flips live. The estimate isn't a promise — some works hit complications and get pushed to a later quarter; you'll see them slide from 'in progress' back to 'roadmap' or out to 'deferred' if that happens, with the date stamped on this page.
If your board is in the filter above (AP Lit, AQA, Eduqas, Edexcel, OCR, Leaving Cert, IB Lit, Common Core 11–12), the answer is yes for canon and almost-yes for the long tail. If a specific set text is missing, sign in and vote — vote velocity is one of the inputs to next-quarter prioritisation. Or email hello@storgy.com with the work title and your board; the inbox is read.
Yes, with a free Storgy account. One vote per work per user, no duplicate ballot-stuffing. The vote button records who voted (so we can mail you the digest if you opted in) but never shows other users your vote.
AP Lit Q1 canon and high-frequency UK exam-board set texts take Q1 of our build year. The Eduqas 2025–2027 anthology lands across Q1 and Q2 to clear the autumn-2026 buying window. Beyond that, community votes shape Q2 and the catalogue depth into Q3 and Q4. Compliance and pilot conversations also pull a few works forward when a school's deciding on a licence — we'll be transparent if that's why a title jumps the queue.