From a messy term to a plan you can follow.
Five steps, about two minutes of setup. Here is exactly how studoole goes from your real modules and deadlines to a week that makes sense.
Start freeSet up your studies
Add the modules you are actually taking this term, then capture your real assignments with deadlines, your confirmed exam dates, and the hours you can study each week.
The plan is only as good as what you enter — accurate deadlines and honest hours make the biggest difference.
Upload your materials
Drop lecture notes, PDFs, slides and past papers into the Materials library and tag them to a module. Studoole extracts the text so the AI Tutor and study tools can use it.
Course-specific explanations come from your uploaded files. Studoole never invents what it has not been given.
Generate your plan
Studoole Autopilot spreads study sessions across your free hours, weighted by deadlines, exam dates and difficulty. Every block has a task and a start time.
The schedule is a recommendation you can edit, complete, skip or delete at any moment.
Study and track progress
Work through the sessions and tick them off. Ask the AI Tutor questions grounded in your own materials, generate flashcards or a quiz, and watch your hours and streaks build.
Progress reflects completed sessions and assignments only — no vanity metrics.
Adapt when life happens
Update deadlines as they shift. If you fall behind, use “Get back on track” to rebuild the week around what you missed, or regenerate the whole plan.
You can review proposed changes before they replace your week.
Tips that make the plan work
- Keep exam dates and assignment deadlines accurate so priorities stay correct.
- Upload the relevant notes before asking for material-specific explanations.
- Choose realistic study hours — a plan you can finish beats an ambitious one.
- Mark sessions complete as you go so progress and streaks stay current.
- Regenerate your plan whenever your deadlines or availability change.
Ready in two minutes.
Add your modules, generate the week, and start with today’s priorities.