Know what to do now, and see the whole week

Today answers one question the moment you open it: what now? Plan shows your day, week and term on a time grid, with school periods shaded and study fitted around sport, work and sleep.

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At a glance

Where: Today, Plan
Who helps: PlannerManager
Plan views: Day, Week, Term, Upcoming, Commitments, Holidays, Calendar
On your phone: Yes, with Today first in the bottom bar
With AI off: A basic plan from fixed rules; you can move blocks yourself

Today: open it and it tells you what to do

No scrolling through lists to work out where to start. The page is built around the next thing to do, with the rest of the day laid out beside it.

Today on a school night: the Now card for a Chemistry prac report, a heads-up table and what’s due soon — Today at 9 pm on a school night. The Now card points at the Chemistry prac report, because it’s due Friday and the results section is the biggest part left.

What’s on the Today page
Part	What it shows
Now card	The block that matters right now: why it’s there, what you’ll need, when it’s done and how long it takes, then Start or Not now.
Rest of today	Your periods, breaks and evening blocks on one timetable strip, with a line at the current time.
Heads-up	A small table of things that need a decision, with real buttons: confirm a quiz date, sort today’s class notes, open an assessment.
Due soon	What’s due next, by subject, with a due date and a progress bar.
This week	Hours planned and done per subject, and the assessments coming up.

Plan: a study timetable that builds itself

Your school week is already a timetable. Plan adds the rest: homework, revision, sport, tutoring and sleep, on one grid you can read at a glance.

A week on a time grid

Days down the side, time across the top. School periods are shaded, study blocks take their subject’s colour (Chem Methods Lit), and commitments like sport or tutoring sit as outlined blocks the plan works around.

Each day shows how much study is planned, so a heavy Thursday is obvious before it happens.

Plan, week view: a time grid with school periods shaded and study blocks placed around sport

The Planner suggests, you decide

Bigger changes, like next week’s plan, arrive as a before-and-after table: each block that moves, is added or is taken out, with Accept or Skip on every row, and a reason behind an info dot.

Small fixes happen straight away, with Undo right there. Nothing important changes silently.

The Planner’s suggestions for next week as a before and after table with Accept and Skip on each row

Every way to look at your time

Switch views from the tabs at the top of Plan. The week is where most planning happens; the term view is where you see assessments coming before they arrive.

Plan’s views
View	What you see
Day	One day hour by hour, school and evening together
Week	The time grid, with planned time per day
Term	The whole term, with assessments and exams
Upcoming	What’s due next as a table: item, type, subject, date, plan status
Commitments	Sport, work, tutoring and anything else that repeats
Holidays	Days away and holiday pace, picked on a calendar
Calendar	A month at a time

Built for real school days

Plans fall apart. These are the situations the app already handles, each with its own screen.

How the plan handles real situations
When	What the plan does
You’re brand new	The first weeks plan to learn about you: blocks like “Add your Chemistry task sheet” or a 10-minute Physics check-in, instead of guessing topics. The plan gets more detailed as it learns.
You’re home from school	An “I’m home” check-in asks what’s on tonight, then shapes the evening.
The week doesn’t fit	It says how much doesn’t fit and asks what can move, instead of cramming it in past bedtime.
You’re sick	Rest first. Nothing is owed today, and tonight’s blocks move to later in the week.
Exams are coming	The Planner offers an exam ramp: more revision, fewer new topics, as each exam gets closer.
You’re away for a few days	Pick the days on a calendar, add a reason, and the plan works around them.
It’s the holidays	A holiday pace, with something light if you want it and nothing if you don’t.

What’s built, and what’s still to come

What’s built today and what’s still to come
What	Status	Notes
Today: Now card, timetable strip, heads-up, due soon, this week	Built
Plan: day, week, term, upcoming, commitments, holidays, calendar	Built
Suggestions as before and after, with Accept, Skip and Undo	Built
Days away, check-ins, sick days, exam ramp	Built
The Planner deciding with AI	Examples for now	Runs on your own key once AI is on
Your study blocks in your phone’s calendar	Planned
Reminders and notifications	Planned
Working offline in the hosted app	Planned	It needs a connection for now

See it for yourself

The preview opens the real app in your browser, on a fictional student’s school week. No account needed, and nothing is saved. When you’re ready, join the beta list and we’ll email you when it starts.