Study planning
Exams that don't sneak up.
Readings, assignments and exams pile up across courses; plan them so revision starts weeks ahead, not the night before.
Step by step
A term, planned in steps.
Set up the courses once, put in every date, and give revision its own start.
Step 1: A project per course
Create one project per course, with sections for lectures, readings and assignments. Each one opens as a list, a board or a calendar.
Read about Projects and sectionsProjectsStep 2: Put in every date
Type readings, hand-ins and exams in quick add as you get them. Revision gets a start date, so it shows up in Today in time.
Read about Quick addQuick addStatistics exam 3 nov
- Title
- Statistics exam
- Due
- Tue 3 Nov
Revise for the exam starts friday due monday
- Title
- Revise for the exam
- Due
- Mon 26 Oct
- Starts
- Fri 23 Oct
Step 3: Study in focused sessions
Start Pomodoro on the reading: 25 minutes, a 5-minute break, and a longer break after every four sessions.
Read about Plan your day and focusFocusStep 4: Get reminded before it is due
Give hand-ins a time and a reminder up to a day before. It arrives as a push notification on your phone or laptop.
Read about Reminders and due datesNotification
Views to use
See the term at a glance.
Upcoming
Every reading, hand-in and exam in the coming days and weeks.
Calendar
Lectures and study blocks in the hours of the week.
Today
Only what is due or starts today, including revision.
Tips
Study smarter, not later.
- Share a project with your group for group work: every member sees the same tasks and comments.
- Break a big assignment into subtasks, or let Suggest steps propose them.
- Subscribe to your tasks in Google or Apple Calendar to see deadlines next to your timetable.
- Park optional readings in Someday so Today stays realistic.
Features in this workflow.
Projects and sections
Tasks, sections and people per goal, as a list, a board or a calendar.
Calendar and time blocking
Drag tasks into the week, next to the meetings from your other calendars.
Plan your day and focus
A morning plan, a focus timer on the task, and breaks that help you recover.
Reminders and due dates
Due times in everyone's own time zone, reminders and push you can snooze.
Questions and answers
Is thisflow free for students?
Yes, there is a Free plan, and during the beta every plan is free. The pricing page shows what each plan includes.
Can I plan group work with classmates?
Yes. Share the project by link or email; everyone sees the same tasks, comments and files.
How do I make revision start in time?
Give the revision task a start date. It stays out of Today until then, and shows up on the day it should begin.
Can I see my deadlines in my calendar app?
Yes. A private calendar link puts your dated tasks in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
Plan this term in an evening.
Create an account, make a project per course and type in your dates.