For students who study every day
Know what to study next — before you open a book.
Put in your subjects, your exam dates and the hours you actually have. You get a realistic weekly plan, a daily checklist, and honest numbers on what you finished.
- Free plan
- 3 subjects, no card
- Built for
- SEE, NEB, TU courses
- Works offline-ish
- Plans stay readable
The planner
A week you can actually follow
Hours are spread around your real availability, with heavier subjects placed where you tend to focus best.
| Day | Planned | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 2h 0m | Calculus, Physics |
| Tue | 2h 20m | Calculus, English |
| Wed | 1h 30m | Chemistry revision |
| Thu | 2h 30m | Physics, Chemistry |
| Fri | 1h 0m | Light review |
| Sat | 3h 0m | Mock paper |
| Sun | 0h 45m | Notes tidy-up |
Reminders
Nudges for exams inside seven days and tasks you skipped.
Progress
Streaks and levels that reflect finished work, not clicks.
Focus timer
Pomodoro sessions logged against the subject you chose.
Reports
Weekly and monthly summaries you can print or export.
What's inside
Everything a study week needs, nothing it doesn't
Planning
- Subjects & syllabus
- Chapters, difficulty and credit hours in one list.
- Exam dates
- Countdowns that reorder your week as a date gets close.
- Daily tasks
- One short list per day, ordered by what matters most.
- Revision
- Spaced repetition slots added between new material.
Studying
- Tutor
- Ask about a topic, a problem, or your own uploaded notes.
- Documents
- Upload PDFs and get summaries, key points and questions.
- Quizzes & notes
- Practice questions and revision sheets from your material.
- Focus sessions
- Timer with a running log of where your hours went.
Reviewing
- Analytics
- Time per subject, completion rate, consistency over weeks.
- Achievements
- Milestones for habits that took real effort.
- Reports
- Printable summaries for yourself, a teacher or a parent.
- Settings
- Study hours, daily goal, language and theme.
How it works
Six small steps, about a minute
- 1
Add your subjects
Name them, mark the hard ones, note the chapters you still have left.
- 2
Add exam dates
The plan is built backwards from the dates that matter.
- 3
Set your hours
Say when you actually study — mornings, evenings, weekends.
- 4
Get the plan
A balanced week with revision and breaks already placed.
- 5
Tick things off
Mark tasks done, run the timer, keep the streak honest.
- 6
Check the numbers
See what slipped and let the next week adjust.
Tutor
A tutor that answers, then teaches
Ask a question in English or Nepali. Upload a chapter and ask about it. Answers stay short, worked through step by step, and pitched at your course level.
- — Explanations with a worked example
- — Practice questions from your own notes
- — Revision guidance before an exam
Conversation · DBMS
Why do we need 3NF if 2NF already removes partial dependency?
2NF only deals with parts of a composite key. 3NF handles the other leak: a non-key column depending on another non-key column.
Example: in Student(roll, dept, dept_head), dept_head depends on dept, not on roll. Change a head and you'd have to edit every row.
Split it into two tables and the update happens once.
From students
How people use it
“I stopped rewriting my timetable every Sunday night. It just adjusts when I fall behind.”
“Uploading the handout and asking questions about it saved me hours before the DBMS exam.”
“The weekly report is the only honest picture I have of how much I actually studied.”
Pricing
Straightforward, student-sized
Start free. Upgrade only if the tutor and documents become part of your routine.
Free
Rs 0
Everything you need to start
- Up to 3 subjects
- Weekly plan & daily tasks
- Exam tracking
- Basic analytics
Pro
Most usedRs 499
per month
- Unlimited subjects
- Tutor with document uploads
- Quiz & notes generation
- Full analytics and reports
Lifetime
Rs 6,999
one payment
- Everything in Pro
- All future features
- Priority support
- No renewals
Questions
Before you sign up
It's a starting point built from your subjects, exam dates and available hours. You can edit any task, and the plan re-balances when you fall behind or finish early.
Start with this week
Add a couple of subjects and your next exam date. You'll have a plan for tomorrow morning in a minute or two.