Student planner
Deadlines, exams, group projects, and a timetable that changes every semester. Most planners assume your academic life sits still. This one is undated and reusable, so it works from your first semester through your last.
19 pages. Reusable class, monthly, weekly, daily, and project templates.
See What Changes For You
- Grades live next to the work that earned them.No separate grade ledger to keep updated, the Assignment Tracker and Exam Planner already carry the grade field where it actually belongs.
- One class page, duplicated for every subject you're taking.Lecturer, classroom, office hours, and contact info, in the same format every time, not hunted down from six different syllabi.
- A monthly calendar that starts whenever your semester actually starts.Fully undated, so it works whether your school year begins in August, September, or January.
- Confidence ratings that actually tell you where to study.The Exam Planner's confidence field points you toward the subject that needs the hours, not just the one due first.
What's Inside?
Does this work for university, not just high school?
If You No Sabi Your Semester, We Sabi.
Nobody hands students a system for tracking six classes, three deadlines, and one exam schedule at once. So most people piece it together across a notes app, a calendar app, and memory.
Everything For The Year, In One Place
Class schedules change every semester, syllabi live in six different places, and grades get tracked separately from the work that produced them, if they get tracked at all.
This planner exists because a student's actual academic life doesn't sit still, so the system has to be reusable, not a fixed calendar that only works for one specific term.
Most Students Are Managing School Across Six Apps
Grades tracked in a separate ledger from the assignments and exams that actually produced them.
Class details, lecturer contact, office hours, buried in six different syllabi PDFs.
An undated planner that assumed the semester starts in January and never quite fit your actual calendar.
Not Every Student Struggles With The Same Thing
Three patterns, three pages built specifically for them.
Grades live in a spreadsheet nobody updates, disconnected from the actual assignments and exams that earned them.
Track Grades With The Work Itself
"Status and grade live right next to the assignment that earned them."
- One glance at the Assignment Tracker shows status and grade together.
- No separate ledger to remember to update.
- A clear picture of where each subject actually stands.
Office hours, classroom number, and lecturer contact are somewhere in a PDF you'd have to search six emails to find again.
Duplicate The Class Information Template
"Everything you'd otherwise have to dig up mid-semester, in one consistent format."
- Every subject's details in the same format, side by side.
- Office hours you actually remember to use.
- No more digging through old emails mid-semester.
Last year's planner assumed the semester started in January. Your actual term started in August, and the whole thing never quite lined up.
Use The Undated Monthly Calendar
"Duplicate this page at the start of every month, whichever month that actually is."
- A calendar that starts exactly when your semester does.
- The same reusable template every term, regardless of academic calendar.
- One system that works from freshman year through graduation.
A Look At What's Inside
Sixteen sections, built around how a real semester actually moves.
Class Information
Reusable, one per subject. Lecturer, room, office hours, and contact, all in one place.
Assignment & Exam Trackers
Status, confidence rating, and grade, tracked with the work itself, not separately.
End-Of-Semester Review
GPA, best study methods, and lessons learned, so next semester starts smarter.