Hard subjects get more time automatically — the algorithm allocates hours proportionally to difficulty?

Hard subjects get more time automatically — the algorithm allocates hours proportionally to difficulty.

Be realistic with your daily hours?

Be realistic with your daily hours. Overestimating leads to burnout and abandoned schedules.

Start planning at least 2-3 weeks before exams to allow for spaced repetition.

Plan your revision schedule — add subjects with difficulty, exam dates, and daily hours for an optimized plan

Create an optimized study schedule based on subject difficulty, exam dates, and available daily hours — all processed in your browser.

1Add your subjects with their difficulty level (Easy, Medium, Hard).
2Set the start date for your revision period.
3Enter how many hours per day you can study.
4Review the generated plan showing daily study allocations weighted by subject difficulty.
5Export the plan to keep it accessible during your revision period.

Hard subjects get more time automatically — the algorithm allocates hours proportionally to difficulty.
Be realistic with your daily hours. Overestimating leads to burnout and abandoned schedules.
Start planning at least 2-3 weeks before exams to allow for spaced repetition.

Free: limited planning days. Starter+: extended revision schedules.

OneKitTools TeamUpdated 2.21.4