Education Tools
Study Planner
Enter your exam date, list the topics you need to cover with an estimated study time each, and pick which weekdays you can study. The planner balances the load across your available days, shows a calendar-style grid, and lets you tick off sessions as you complete them — progress is saved in your browser.
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How to use
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Set your exam date
Pick the date of the exam. The planner counts available study days from today up to and including the exam date.
- 2
List topics and hours
Add each topic with an estimated study time in hours. Half-hours are allowed (e.g. 1.5).
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Pick your study weekdays
Toggle Mon–Sun to mark which days you can study. The plan will only schedule sessions on those days.
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Tick off sessions as you go
Each study block has a checkbox. Your progress bar updates live and is saved to this browser automatically.
Common use cases
- Lay out a 2-week revision plan before finals.
- Balance a heavy topic against many small ones — the planner fills the lowest-load day first.
- Track sticking to a study schedule by ticking off sessions as you complete them.
Limitations
- These results are study aids only and not a substitute for your course syllabus, institutional policies or official academic advice. Always confirm deadlines, weighting and attendance rules with your instructor.
- The allocator spreads topics in 1–2 hour blocks across your selected days. It does not model spaced repetition, interleaving or topic dependencies — re-order blocks manually if needed.
- If the exam date is today or in the past, the planner shows the plan as if starting today.
- Your plan is stored in this browser only — export to text for a backup or to share.