Free tool

Revision planner.

Give it an exam date and a realistic amount of weekly study time. It creates a rotating plan with repeated encounters rather than pretending every topic can be revised once and filed away.

Build your plan

Choose something sustainable. Fantasy timetables are extremely productive for about 36 hours.
One per line or separated by commas. You can also use topic names within one subject.

This first version does not create an account, upload your entries or save them anywhere.

Your suggested rotation

Your plan will appear here. It is intentionally simple: repeated practice, sensible spacing and room to react to what you get wrong.

How to use it

The timetable is the starting point, not the boss.

Bring weak material back sooner

If a session exposes a genuine gap, do not wait three weeks simply because the rotation says so.

Do questions, not just preparation

Use at least part of each session for retrieval, explanation or problem solving before checking support.

Mix old and new

Once the basics are secure, include older material so you practise choosing and recalling methods.