Exams with dates
Create an exam with its date front and centre, so the whole plan works backward from your real deadline.
A whole syllabus and a date on the horizon is a recipe for paralysis. Exam Mode breaks it down: import your syllabus topics, let the Smart Planner spread them across the days you have, and study one topic at a time with a Pomodoro linked to each. A study heatmap shows the plan working — and keeps you honest.
Exam Mode turns a deadline and a syllabus into a schedule you can actually follow, then tracks it as you go so nothing slips.
Create an exam with its date front and centre, so the whole plan works backward from your real deadline.
Import topics by year, subject, chapter and topic, so your plan is built from your actual course, not a blank grid.
The Smart Planner spreads your topics across the days remaining, so every topic gets a slot before the exam.
See your plan in month or week calendar views with topic counts, and drag topics around to fit your reality.
Start a focus session from a topic; when it finishes, the time is logged against that topic automatically.
A heatmap and analytics show what you've covered and what's left, so momentum is visible and gaps are obvious.
Set the date, pour in the syllabus, and let the planner carve it into daily bites.
Re-run the Smart Planner whenever a day slips — it re-spreads what's left.Add your exam and set its date. The countdown and the whole plan flow from that one deadline.
Pick year, subject, chapters and topics to pull your real course into the plan — no manual list-building.
Built from your actual syllabusRun the Smart Planner to spread every topic across the days you have left, then tweak the calendar to taste.
Open today's topic and start a linked Pomodoro session, so your focus time counts toward the plan.
One topic, one focused sprintWatch the heatmap fill and topic counts drop. If you fall behind, re-run the planner and keep going.
Pull your real syllabus topics into the plan.
Auto-spread topics across the days remaining.
Watch the heatmap and topic counts show your progress.
The quick answers before you build your plan.
You create an exam with a date and import syllabus topics, then the Smart Planner auto-schedules those topics across the days you have left, which you can then adjust on the calendar.
Yes. You import topics by picking year, subject, chapters and topics from the syllabus, so your plan is built from your actual course, not a blank calendar.
Yes. You can start a Pomodoro session from a topic, and when the focus session completes it logs the time against that topic and updates its studied minutes.
Exam Mode shows month and week calendar views with topic counts, plus analytics including a study heatmap, so you can see what's done and what's left. Pair it with the attendance tracker to keep the whole term on track.
Schedule the topic, then study it with the right tool.
Import your syllabus, let the Smart Planner build the schedule, and study one linked topic at a time — with a heatmap that proves the plan is working.