FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
What Student Planner does, what it deliberately doesn't, and how your data is handled.
- What is Student Planner?
- A personal academic workspace. You add your subjects, the assignments and exams attached to them, and the study sessions you plan — and it tells you what deserves your attention today and whether you're making progress.
- Who is it for?
- Students managing several subjects at once: secondary school, university, language courses, or anyone studying towards dated commitments. It assumes you have deadlines, not that you belong to a particular institution.
- Is it a replacement for my calendar?
- No. It doesn't try to hold your whole life. The planner covers academic commitments — what's due, what's being examined, and when you intend to study — and stays out of the way of everything else.
- How is progress calculated?
- From records you already keep. Assignment progress comes from status changes and the steps you tick off. Exam readiness blends what you report with the revision you've actually completed. Even the length of your study blocks is learned from how long your sessions really run. Nothing needs separate tracking.
- Can other people see my work?
- No. Every account's data is isolated at the database level, and there are no shared workspaces, feeds or profiles. The public pages of this site never read account data.
- Do I need to fill everything in to get value?
- No. One subject and one assignment is enough for Today to be useful. Onboarding takes a couple of minutes and everything after your semester is skippable.
- Does it work on my phone?
- Yes. Today, Schedule, Focus and every create/edit flow are designed for small screens, not scaled down from desktop.
- How much does it cost?
- Student Planner is free to start. If paid plans arrive later, the core planning features described on this site stay available.