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Daily Study Planner

Turn today's study goals into a timetable with breaks.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • Nothing is sent or stored
min
min
sessions

0 for none. The long break is 30 minutes.

Result

You'll finish at
15:50
5 hours of focused study in 8 sessions
Put your hardest subject first, when your focus is best, and keep your phone in another room during sessions.
Today's timetable
TimeActivityLength
09:00–09:50Mathematics50 min
09:50–10:00Short break10 min
10:00–10:50Mathematics50 min
10:50–11:00Short break10 min
11:00–11:20Mathematics20 min
11:20–11:50Long break — move, eat, get outside30 min
11:50–12:40Chemistry50 min
12:40–12:50Short break10 min
12:50–13:30Chemistry40 min
13:30–13:40Short break10 min
13:40–14:30English essay50 min
14:30–15:00Long break — move, eat, get outside30 min
15:00–15:10English essay10 min
15:10–15:20Short break10 min
15:20–15:50Review flashcards30 min

The calculation happens instantly in your browser. The numbers you enter are not sent to our servers or saved.

How to use the Daily Study Planner

  1. Set your start time, session length and breaks.
  2. List your subjects with the hours you want for each.
  3. Follow the timetable and see when you'll finish.

What does this tool do?

Research on learning favours focused sessions with regular breaks over marathon cramming. The planner splits each subject into sessions, adds short breaks between them and a longer break every few sessions.

Put your hardest subject first while your focus is freshest.

Why use it?

  • Timed schedule.
  • Short and long breaks.
  • Finish time shown.

Privacy

The calculation happens instantly in your browser. The numbers you enter are not sent to our servers or saved. There's no account to create and nothing to install.

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