Orondia for students
Studying without puzzling your week together every Sunday.
Your timetable comes in through your school's calendar link. You say how long an assignment takes and when it is due; the planner finds the moments.
Everything free for 14 days. Then carry on free, or go Pro.
Your timetable, by itself
Subscribe to the iCal link of your school or university. When a class moves, your study time moves with it.
Assignments and exams
An assignment gets hours and a deadline, an exam a day and how hard it is. The planner spreads the hours over your free time, and for an exam counts back from the exam day.
Set study hours
An hour after four every school day, revision every Saturday morning. As a habit it gets a place that fits, every day again.
Together with your group
Share a link that only shows when you are busy. You find a time for group work without messages back and forth.
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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 →How to make a revision timetable for all your exams
Fit four exams into one revision timetable: a plan per subject counted back from its exam, a daily maximum, and clashes solved early. With a worked example.
Read the guide →Canvas and Moodle deadlines in Google Calendar
Get Canvas, Moodle, Brightspace or Blackboard assignments into Google Calendar with your platform's calendar link, and turn each deadline into time to work.
Read the guide →