STEP 01
Say what you are working towards
A goal, a profile, or your recent activity - whichever describes you best.
A goal, a horizon, and one clear thing to do today.
Study Planner turns what you are working towards into a dated calendar of theory, practice, quizzes and review. Every day names its task, and every task opens the tool that does it - notes, a lesson, a book, or a quiz.
Three ways to start a plan
From a goal
Write it in plain words: “clear the semester exam in signals” or “learn enough Python to automate reports”.
From your profile
Answer a short set of questions about your stage and subjects, and the plan is composed from those answers.
From your activity
If you have already been studying on the platform, the plan can be built from what you did.
Five steps, start to finish
Theory
Read or watch the concept
Practice
Apply it to problems
Quiz
Check what stuck
Review
Return to what slipped
The plan does not sit beside your studying
A task in the calendar is a button, not a reminder. From a single day you can generate quick notes on the topic, send it to Study Studio to be taught, or build a study book about it - and the day is marked done from the same place.
Quick notes - a short written explanation of the day’s topic, generated in place.
Teach me this - the topic opens in Study Studio as a narrated lesson.
Make a book - a study book on the topic, kept in Knowledge Hub.
Four plans, four different weeks
A large goal, reduced to a decision you can make today.
01A dated plan built against the hours you can actually give it.
02One named task for today instead of a list of everything remaining.
03A missed day that moves forward rather than breaking the plan.
04Tasks that open the tool that does the work, not just a checkbox.