Worked example
If Monday and Wednesday each have 60 minutes, a subject due Wednesday is scheduled before work due Friday. A 90-minute workload may appear as a 60-minute session and a 30-minute session.
Study & productivity
Study Planner
Turn deadlines, available weekdays, and daily capacity into a dated study schedule that shows what fits and what does not.
Plan within real limits
Build a study schedule
Enter your calendar constraints and subjects, then generate a schedule you can edit and regenerate as your week changes.
Build a practical schedule
Plan your study days
Subjects
Earlier deadlines are scheduled first; priority breaks ties.
Generated in this tab
Your schedule
Generate a plan when ready
Edit the dates, capacity, weekdays, and subjects, then generate again. Plans are held in memory and disappear if you refresh.
Assumptions
A plan is a capacity estimate
Sessions are scheduled on selected local calendar dates, capped at 60 minutes, and never placed after a subject deadline. Earlier deadlines come first, then higher priority. A plan can report unscheduled work when the inputs cannot fit; it never silently marks that work complete.
The quick guide
A practical plan starts with capacity
The planner makes its assumptions visible so an incomplete plan is easier to fix than an overconfident one.
How ordering works
Earlier deadlines come first. When deadlines match, higher priority comes first; if those also match, the original subject order is retained so results remain predictable.
Important assumptions
Refreshes clear the plan
The current release keeps inputs and generated schedules in browser memory only. It does not use accounts, localStorage, a backend, or notifications. Daily capacity is limited to 1,440 minutes, each subject estimate to 100,000 minutes, and total workload to 1,000,000 minutes. Sessions are capped at 60 minutes, generation considers up to 3,660 calendar days and 10,000 sessions, uses selected local calendar dates, and never runs after a deadline. Work that cannot fit is listed as unscheduled.
FAQ
What happens when there is not enough time?
The planner schedules as much as fits and lists the remaining minutes under “Work that could not fit.” It never silently drops workload or calls an impossible plan complete.
Why are sessions limited to 60 minutes?
Shorter sessions are a practical default that makes a schedule easier to start and adjust. You can receive multiple sessions on a day when the daily capacity allows it.
Can I download the plan?
Yes. After generating a plan, Download .txt creates a plain-text file locally in your browser. The text is not sent to a server.