Free tool
Revision planner
Enter your exam date, your topics and how many times you want to revisit each one. The planner spreads the sessions across the days you have, shows you anything that will not fit, and gives you a printable schedule and a CSV file. Everything stays in your browser.
Build your schedule
How the planner decides
For every review round you tick, each topic gets one session. A round of “7 days” aims for the day one week before the exam; if that day is already full, or excluded because you turned weekends off, the planner moves to the nearest available day. Nothing is ever placed on the exam day itself or after it.
Dates are handled as plain calendar days in your own time zone, so travelling or changing clocks will not shift a session. This is a planning aid, not a personalised algorithm — adjust it to your own workload.
Frequently asked questions
› Is this schedule scientifically optimised for me?
No. It is a planning aid built from a simple rule: each topic gets one session per review round you choose, placed on the nearest free study day at or before that point. It does not model your memory, workload or subject difficulty.
› What happens if my reviews do not fit?
The planner tells you. It never schedules work on or after the exam day and never quietly drops a session — anything that will not fit is listed so you can drop a review round, allow weekends, or raise the sessions per day.
› Is my topic list stored anywhere?
No. Dates and topic names stay in your browser. The printable view and the CSV download are generated locally, with no upload, reminders or email jobs.
Give each session something to listen to
Paste the notes for one scheduled topic and revise it as a conversation on the way in.
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