A study plan
that adapts
to your life.
Meet the scheduling engine for university students. One plan built from your assessments, commitments, and rhythm — automatically rebuilt the moment anything changes.
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Pains & fixes
Problems you’ve lived. Answers we built in.
“Every Sunday you rebuild your week in Notion, Google Calendar, and a paper planner. By midnight: three half-finished systems and no actual plan.”
Add your assessments once. The plan rebuilds itself every time something changes. No manual planning, ever again.
“You skip one study session and spend twenty minutes dragging blocks around your calendar trying to figure out where the missed hours should go.”
Mark the session missed. The hours redistribute automatically — under your daily cap, around your commitments. No calendar gymnastics.
“You sit down to study. Five subjects on your mind, twelve tabs open, three different notes apps. You pick the wrong one, or nothing, or TikTok.”
Open the app to one session. One subject, one topic, one timer. The decision is already made before you sit down.
“At the end of the week you don’t actually know if you studied enough. You kind of remember doing work. You think it was productive. Maybe.”
Every session logs itself when it ends. Real hours, real subjects, no more “probably”.
Your week,
already decided.
Stop mapping out Monday on Sunday night. Every session across every subject is planned around your lectures, your shifts, and the hours you actually focus best. Open it Monday morning and just start.
Free will essay
9:30am · 90m
Reflective reading
3pm · 45m
Graph traversal
11am · 65m
Essay body
3:30pm · 90m
Tree algorithms
9am · 65m
Essay revisions
4:30pm · 90m
Case study
12pm · 45m
Graph problems
3pm · 65m
Final edit
9:30am · 90m
Stats revision
2pm · 45m
Submit & review
11am · 90m
Miss a session.
Plan catches up.
Slept through 9:30 Monday. Skipped 11am Tuesday. Missed 9am Wednesday. Here’s the same week, rebuilt — three new sessions added to absorb the 3h 40m you lost. Nothing on Sunday. Nothing over your daily cap.
Free will essay
missed
Reflective reading
3pm · 45m
Graph traversal
missed
Essay body
3:30pm · 90m
Tree algorithms
missed
Tree algorithms
↻ 1pm · 65m
Essay revisions
4:30pm · 90m
Free will essay
↻ 9:30am · 90m
Case study
12pm · 45m
Graph problems
3pm · 65m
Final edit
9:30am · 90m
Stats revision
2pm · 45m
Graph traversal
↻ 5pm · 65m
Submit & review
11am · 90m
One session.
Front and centre.
You don’t need to pick. You don’t need to plan. You open Today and the one thing worth doing right now is there — start button lit, timer ready. The rest of your day is queued underneath.
Good morning, Alex.
You’re on track. 3 sessions scheduled today.
Focus today
4.5h
Week progress
14h / 22h
Pace
64%
Sessions left
3
Free will essay — outline & thesis
Today · 3 sessions
4.5h totalPhilosophy
Free will — outline · 90 min
Data structures
Graph traversal · 65 min
Organisational Behav.
Reading + notes · 45 min
Real hours.
Honest numbers.
Not a guilt trip. Honest numbers. Which mornings you showed up, which subjects you’ve been avoiding, whether your focus is actually improving. Data unlocks progressively — no pressure while you’re finding your rhythm.
A steady week.
You were focused for 14h 30m — 2h 15m more than last week.
Hours
21h
Sessions
15
Streak
6 days
In flow
58%
This week
Last 7 daysBy subject
4 subjectsPattern of the week
Your best day this week was Thursday at 4.5h. Plan your hardest work there next week.
What you give up.
What you get.
Every product promises to save you time. This is the specific list — the old behaviour, and what replaces it. Screenshot the one you’d text a friend.
3 hours of Sunday planning
3 minutes, once.
“Oh shit, that’s due tomorrow?”
Caught days ago.
Deciding what to study next
Already on the screen.
All-nighters
Optional. Not inevitable.
How it works
Five minutes to set up. Never think about planning again.
Tell us what’s on your plate.
“Philosophy essay, 2500 words, due next Friday.” Type it how you’d say it to a friend. Works with messy, half-formed input — try “that big thing due whenever” and it’ll still figure it out.
Philosophy essay, 2500 words,
due next Friday, about 10 hours
Block out real life.
Lectures, tutorials, the 9–5 job at the café. Drag them onto the grid once. We schedule everything else around them.
7 hours blocked this week
Open it every morning. That’s the routine.
One session, front and centre. You don’t have to decide anything — just start what’s there and do it.
Free will essay
Every semester
Built for the weeks you thought you’d get through on vibes.
Essay crunch week.
Three essays due in eight days. You don't know where to start. The plan spreads the work — longest one first, shortest last, no all-nighters needed.
Four exams in ten days.
Subject rotation, not cramming. You revise each paper on a rhythm that actually holds — with the hardest material scheduled for your best hours.
Group project chaos.
Your two teammates work opposite shifts. Block out the one overlap you have; your solo tasks fill the gaps. Works around them, not in spite of them.
A job around uni.
Three shifts a week at the café, a gym habit, Tuesday D&D with friends. All of it gets respected. The schedule finds the study hours around the life.
From the beta
Students are already getting their weekends back.
I used to spend 2–3 hours every Sunday lining up my week. Now I open it Monday morning and just… start. That's it.
Maya
Law, UNSW · 3rd year
was missing sessions every week bc of café shifts and i thought the whole thing would just collapse. didn't realise it just quietly rebuilds. come back a week later, still on track. idk how it does it
Daniel
Engineering, UMelb · 2nd year
The health badges are brutal in a good way. Caught me slipping on my Stats assignment a week out, instead of the night before.
Priya
Commerce, Monash · 1st year
Beta tested across
Pricing
Less than a coffee a week. Pick how you pay.
Monthly
Flexible month-to-month. Cancel any time.
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Start 14-day trialFAQ
The questions you’d actually ask.
Will this actually work for my degree?
If you have assessments, deadlines, and a schedule, yes. Law, engineering, med, arts, commerce — every degree has the same three moving parts. We don't care what you're studying; we care when it's due.
My timetable changes every week. Does it keep up?
Your commitments are recurring by default, but you can edit any week without rebuilding. Move a shift to Thursday once, the schedule reroutes. Move it back, it reroutes again.
I'm a chronic procrastinator. Will this fix me?
No — and we're not trying to. You'll still open TikTok. What changes is what happens when you close it: instead of guilt and a blank plan, there's one specific session on the screen, ready to start.
Can I use it alongside Google/Outlook Calendar?
Yes. Your fixed events (lectures, work, sport) live on your existing calendar — import them once. EquinoxED plans around them. iCal export of study blocks ships next semester.
Does it actually help with marks?
Marks come from the work. We just make sure the work happens. If you use it consistently for a semester and still submit late, we're probably not the right tool — and we'll refund you.
Is my data private?
Yes. Hosted on Supabase with row-level security. No training data, no ads, no selling to your uni. Your plan is between you and the scheduler.
Start this semester
Your semester,
handled.
Five minutes to set up. Fourteen days free. Your first Monday morning without the dread.
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