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Free AI Study Planner
Turn your exams, subjects and free time into a realistic day-by-day study plan.
- Free
- No account
- Chats stay in your browser
What the Study Planner does
The AltAI Study Planner is a general AI chat model instructed to build study schedules. Tell it your exam or deadline dates, subjects, weak topics and how many hours you can study each day, and it builds a day-by-day plan with spaced review sessions, breaks and a lighter final day. It is free, needs no account, and your plans stay in your browser.
It does not connect to your calendar, send reminders or track your progress, so copy the plan somewhere you will see it. Plans are only as realistic as the hours you give, and the model can miscount days, so check dates carefully. If you fall behind, come back and ask it to rebalance the remaining days rather than starting over.
Day-by-day schedule
Each day lists topics, session length and a concrete task so you know what to do.
Spaced review built in
Topics come back after a few days to help you remember them for the exam.
Weak topics first
Subjects you find hardest get more time and earlier slots.
Easy to rebalance
If you miss a day, paste your progress and it reworks the rest of the plan.
How to use the Study Planner
- 1
Choose the Study plan mode in AltAI.
- 2
Share your deadlines, subjects, weak areas and daily hours.
- 3
Copy the plan into your calendar or notes and return to adjust it as you go.
Example prompts
Click one to open AltAI in this mode with the prompt already sent.
- Plan for my exams“Make me a study plan for my exams. Ask me for the dates, subjects and hours I have.”Try this prompt
- One-week revision plan“I have a biology exam in 7 days and 2 hours a day. Build me a revision plan.”Try this prompt
- Balance three subjects“Help me split my study time between maths, chemistry and English. Maths is my weakest.”Try this prompt
- I'm behind schedule“I fell behind on my study plan. Can you rebalance the remaining days? [paste your plan and progress]”Try this prompt
- Daily routine“Design a daily study routine around school from 8 to 3 and football practice twice a week.”Try this prompt
- 30-day skill plan“Create a 30-day plan to learn the basics of Excel with 30 minutes a day.”Try this prompt
Tips for better answers
- Give today's date so the schedule lines up with real days.
- Be honest about hours; a plan you can keep beats an ambitious one.
- List specific topics, not just subject names.
- Ask for a printable table version.
Questions
Is the AltAI Study Planner free?
Yes. The Study Planner is a free mode in AltAI and needs no account. You can build and rework as many plans as you like within normal fair-use limits. Plans are stored in your browser, so save a copy elsewhere if you switch devices.
Can it add the plan to my calendar or remind me?
No. It produces the plan as text in the chat and cannot connect to calendars or send notifications. Copy the plan into your calendar, a notes app or a printed sheet. AltFTool's Study Timetable Planner and Pomodoro Session Planner can help you organise and time your sessions.
How reliable are the dates in the plan?
Language models sometimes get weekdays or day counts wrong. Tell it today's date and your exam dates, and it is instructed to double-check them, but always compare the plan with a real calendar before you rely on it. Fixing a date is as simple as telling it which one is off.
What study methods does it use?
Plans use spaced repetition, where topics come back after a few days, plus regular breaks, active tasks such as practice questions and summaries, and a lighter day before exams. These are widely recommended approaches, but everyone studies differently, so ask it to adjust if something does not work for you.
Can it help with things other than exams?
Yes. You can use it to plan learning a language, a coding course, a professional certification or a reading list. Give it the goal, the deadline if any, and your available time, and it will break the work into daily or weekly steps.
Ready when you are
Open AltAI in Study Planner mode. Free, no account, and AltAI can be wrong, so check anything that matters.