Study Scheduler

Build a weekly study plan that actually works. Set priorities, schedule sessions, and track what you've done.

Let's be real — staying organized with your study routine is half the battle. The Study Scheduler lets you plan your whole week in just a few minutes. Add sessions for any day, pick a subject, set a time and duration, and tag it with a priority level. The weekly grid gives you a bird's-eye view so you can spot gaps, avoid cramming too much into one day, and balance your workload. Each session is color-coded by priority — red for high, amber for medium, green for low — so you can instantly spot what needs your attention. Finished a session later? Mark it done with one click. Your whole schedule saves automatically in your browser, so it'll be there when you come back. No account, no login, no fuss.

How to Use the Study Scheduler

Planning your study week doesn't have to be a chore. Whether you're cramming for exams, juggling coursework, or squeezing study in around a job, this tool helps you map out your time across all seven days. Here's how to set it up.

  1. Choose a day from the Day dropdown. You can add as many sessions as you want to the same day, so start wherever makes sense.
  2. Enter the subject you're studying. Be specific — "Calculus II" or "Organic Chemistry" beats just "Math" or "Science" when you're scanning the grid later.
  3. Pick a subject color to make sessions easier to scan. Each subject gets its own color so you can see at a glance which topics you're covering.
  4. Set the start time and duration. Pick when you want to start, then decide how long the session runs. Default's 60 minutes, but you can tweak it in 5-minute chunks.
  5. Select a priority level — High, Medium, or Low. High gets a red border, Medium amber, Low green. At a glance you'll know what's urgent and what can wait.
  6. Click "Add Session" and it lands in the weekly grid under the right day. Done with a session later? Click the checkmark to mark it complete. Need to remove it? Hit the X.
  7. Export your schedule as CSV for Google Sheets/Excel or ICS for calendar apps. Use Copy Week to paste a text summary anywhere.