Calendar & Study Planner
Turn a list into a colourful plan. Make room for study, travel, projects and everything in between.
01Set your rhythm
Target date, breaks & more
Editing a date makes it fixed. Rebuilding moves only automatic items. Spacing advances after a planning day is full, then skips blocked dates.
02Your list
0 plannedUse ↑ ↓ to reorder. Automatic dates follow list order; fixed dates stay put. Completing an item also fixes its date; you can unlock it anytime.
No items selected
Shift dates & add review sessions
Exact shifts preserve spacing. Respecting days off moves blocked dates in the shift direction. Shifting pauses auto-scheduling to keep your changes.
Reviews use fixed dates and the topic colour. Days off are skipped forwards. You can edit every review afterwards.
Try a starting point
Examples replace your list. Undo restores your previous plan.
This plan is held in this tab. Save a project file to edit it again later.
Your calendar
03Take your plan with you
One .ics · all your itemsPDF: up to 24 months. PNG: up to 12 months in one image, subject to image size. Choose a shorter range for a detailed export. Busy days may show “+ more”; the PDF agenda includes full details.
Import into Apple or Google Calendar
Google Calendar: on a computer, open Settings → Import & export → select your .ics file and choose a calendar.
iPhone / iPad: import the .ics attachment from Mail. You can also import it using Calendar on a Mac and sync through your calendar account.
Imports are snapshots, not live subscriptions. Re-importing may create duplicates; using a separate calendar makes replacing an old plan easier. Colours and reminders depend on the receiving app. Google Calendar imports must be smaller than 1 MB; omit notes or use a shorter range for very large plans.
Items are all-day by default. Optional times are local “floating” times: no time-zone conversion is performed. For flights or travel across time zones, verify the imported times.