AI Study Planner for Students

It uses your exam dates, subjects, syllabus topics, priorities, confidence, available days, and study time to create roadmap stages and actionable tasks for learning, practice, and revision. You can update tasks and generate a revised plan.

Yes. Create separate exam sessions, add multiple subjects or papers to each, and enter topics for every subject. Paper dates can be set individually.

You can upload a text-based PDF, TXT file, or supported JPG, PNG, or WebP image. Extracted PDF and TXT text is shown for review. For images, review the private source preview; the image is sent to the vision model only when you generate a roadmap. Scanned or image-only PDFs are not supported because PDF OCR is not available.

You can mark a task complete, reschedule it, or rate how difficult it felt. When you recalculate a roadmap, completed tasks stay saved and remaining planned tasks are replaced with the updated schedule.

Yes. Choose when you usually start studying and create a private calendar link, then add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. Each task appears at your study time with a reminder, and the calendar updates when your plan changes; Google Calendar can take a few hours to refresh. Free accounts can add one plan; Premium adds every plan.

Yes. Add an assignment with its due date and roughly how long it will take. The planner splits the work into sessions on your study days, finishing the day before it's due, shows them in Today and adds them to your calendar. Tick sessions off as you go; if you miss some, replan the rest from today. Free accounts can have 5 open assignments at a time; Premium has no limit.

Tap I'm busy today and today's tasks and assignment work move to your next study days with room. Premium adds holiday mode, which takes a whole week off and keeps future roadmaps off those days. The ahead-or-behind meter shows whether your remaining work still fits before the exam.

Yes. Start the focus timer from any task or assignment. Finished sessions add up to your study time for today and the last 7 days, and studying on consecutive days builds your study streak.

Missed tasks show as overdue so nothing is lost. You can move each one to a new date, or with Premium tap Catch me up: missed tasks move to your next study days that have room, most important first, without going over your daily study time.

Yes. Choose An AP exam when you create a plan and pick the subject. Every official unit is added for you, weighted by its share of the exam, and tasks link to that unit's StudyCoach practice test. Your practice-test scores appear on the plan. With Premium the plan adapts: each new score updates that unit, and rebuilding gives weak units and weak topics more practice.

It checks your available days and daily time while preparing the schedule and can flag workload concerns. Treat that note as planning guidance; adjust your topics and time as needed.

Yes. Use the Study Guide Maker, Quiz Generator, and Flashcard Generator to continue working on a planned topic. Enter the topic in the selected tool to create related learning or practice material.

Yes. Study Guide and Study Planner generations share the existing daily allowance: up to 3 combined generations on Free and up to 100 combined generations on eligible Premium accounts. A failed AI generation does not count as a completed plan.

No. A roadmap is a starting point based on the information you provide. Review it against your course requirements, teacher guidance, and current progress.