Free Homework Tracker for Students

Keep every assignment in one place. Add what's due, and the tracker sorts it into overdue, due today, this week and later, adds up the hours of work ahead and keeps your list on this device. Free, no sign-up.

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Your homework is saved in this browser on this device. Save it to a free StudyCoach account to see it on any device.

Never miss a due date

Save your homework to a free StudyCoach account. The Study Planner splits each assignment into work sessions before the due date, fits them around your study plan and can send them to your calendar.

What a good homework tracker template includes

Whether you use this tracker, a planner or paper, these six columns cover what you need to know about each assignment.

Assignment
What you have to hand in, in a few words: “Problem set 5” or “Lab report: enzymes”.
Subject or course
So you can filter by class and see which subject has the most work.
Due date
The tracker sorts everything into overdue, due today, tomorrow, the next 7 days and later.
Type
Homework, project, essay, lab report or reading. Big projects need more planning than a worksheet.
Time needed
A rough estimate. The tracker adds up how many hours of work are due in the next 7 days.
Status
Not started, in progress or done, so nothing half-finished slips through.

How to keep track of homework

  1. Tip 1

    Write it down the moment it's set

    Add homework in class or as soon as you get home, before you forget the details or the date.

  2. Tip 2

    Look at the next 7 days every evening

    Two minutes with the “Next 7 days” list shows whether tonight should be a light or a heavy night.

  3. Tip 3

    Start big assignments early

    Essays, projects and lab reports rarely fit in one evening. Split them into sessions across the days before they're due.

  4. Tip 4

    Match the time to the task

    If the hours due this week are more than you have, start the largest item first or ask for help early.

Need a weekly routine as well? Build one with the free study plan template.

Homework tracker FAQs

Is this homework tracker free?

Yes. It's free, needs no account and works in your browser. Your homework is saved on your device, so it's still there when you come back on the same browser.

Can I use it as a college assignment tracker?

Yes. Add each course as a subject, then add essays, problem sets, labs and readings with their due dates. Filter by course to see the work for one class.

Can I print my homework list?

Yes. Click Print and choose your printer or Save as PDF. The printout shows your list grouped by due date.

Is there a homework tracker template for Google Sheets or Excel?

Not as a file. This tracker does what a spreadsheet template can't: it sorts by due date automatically, totals the hours due this week and highlights overdue work. You can still print it.

Can it remind me before homework is due?

Save your homework to a free StudyCoach account and the Study Planner plans work sessions before each due date and can add them to your calendar, where your phone can remind you.

How many assignments can I save to my account?

Free accounts can keep 5 open assignments at a time in the Study Planner; finished ones don't count. Premium has no limit. The tracker on this page itself holds up to 200 items for free.

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