Put in what’s fixed. Orondia plans the rest around it.
Classes, meetings and the early train stay where they are. Gym, study and lunch go into the free time between them. When your day changes, they move, and you see why.
Everything free for 14 days. Then carry on free, or go Pro.
Gym 18:30
Was 17:00. Team meeting was added on top of it.
You say what can move. The planner does the rest.
Every block in Orondia is one of three kinds. That is all the planner needs to know to fit a week together.
Fixed
Stays where you put it. Classes, meetings, a train. Everything else is planned around it.
From Google Calendar, a school timetable, or typed in.
Moves for you
You give it a window. Orondia picks the moment, and moves it when something lands on top.
Gym three times a week, lunch between 12 and 2.
Task
You say how many hours and when it is due. Orondia splits it into sittings in your free time, a day before the deadline.
Essay, 6 hours, due Friday. At most 4 hours of tasks a day, which you can change.
Protect what you won’t give up. Mark sleep, lunch or a free evening as protected and nothing gets planned on top of it. An early train moves your bedtime, never your hours of sleep.
It tells you what it moved, and why.
Orondia never changes your week quietly. Every move is in the notice with its reason, and one click puts it back.
- Tue 14:1617:00→18:30Gym
Team meeting was added on top of it.
- Tue 09:0212:00→12:45Lunch
The lecture now runs until 12:30.
- Mon 22:00Mon→Wed 13:30Essay, sitting 2 of 4task
You didn’t get to it on Monday. Due Friday, so it still fits.
- Fri 18:4023:00→22:15Sleepprotected
Saturday’s train leaves at 06:15. Your eight hours stay.
These are the reasons it uses: something landed on top, it left its window, a protected block needed the room, you missed it, or a clearly better time came free.
It works with the calendars you already have.
Nothing to move over. What’s in your calendars counts, and what Orondia plans shows up where you already look.
Google Calendar
Both ways. Plan here and it is in Google; change it in Google and it changes here.
School and club links
Paste a calendar link from Canvas, Moodle or your football club. Classes and matches appear by themselves.
Share links
Show only “busy” to some people and titles to others, for the days and hours you choose.
Plan together
Someone picks a time in your free hours, and the planner makes room for it.
One planner. Three kinds of week.
The days below are drawn the same way as the one at the top: noon up, midnight down.
Study
Your timetable comes in by itself. Assignments get hours and a deadline; study time lands around class.
Plan your study week →Work
Meetings from Google, a protected morning for focus, and email in the gaps that are left.
Plan your work week →Life
Sport, meals and sleep that keep their place, with room for the visit you didn’t see coming.
Plan your week →Guides
How to plan a week, a term or an exam period, with or without Orondia.
How to make an exam study plan that works
Count back from the exam day, split your hours into sittings and save the last days for review. A step-by-step method with a worked 15-hour example.
Read the guide →Time blocking: how to do it, with examples
Time blocking explained: how to size and place blocks, protect focus time, batch email, and keep the plan when your day changes. With an example week.
Read the guide →How to plan your week in 20 minutes
A 20-minute Sunday routine: look back, fix what is fixed, pick three priorities and give them time, protect sleep and exercise, and leave room.
Read the guide →Your calendar stays yours.
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