Study Plannr

Study Plannr takes the guesswork out of revision scheduling. Rather than jotting random dates into a calendar, you tell it the subjects and topics that need covering and when the assessments fall, and an AI language model produces a structured, day-by-day plan. It balances subjects across the run-up so nothing is crammed into the final night, and the result is delivered as a clear plan you can act on immediately.

The tool is deliberately simple. You create a plan, review it, and download it as a PDF to print and pin up. Because plans are not stored on the site, the PDF becomes your portable study artefact — useful for a student's bedroom wall or a tutor's folder. If a plan does not feel right, you can regenerate it freely during the beta.

Study Plannr is aimed at parents supporting school-age children, educators who want to build good study habits, K12 students, and adults preparing for certifications. Current limits are four subjects, ten topics and roughly one month of revision time per plan, which suits the primary-school learners it was designed around. It remains free while in beta.