Build your weekly schedule visually — click to add blocks, drag to rearrange
Assigning tasks to specific time slots is more effective than to-do lists. When an activity has a place on your schedule, you're 2-3× more likely to actually do it.
Schedule demanding work during your peak energy hours (usually 9-11 AM for most people). Save routine tasks for low-energy periods. Match difficulty to energy, not just availability.
Leave 15-minute gaps between blocks. Back-to-back scheduling causes cascading delays — one overrun ruins the rest of your day. Buffers absorb the chaos.
Only schedule 60% of your available hours. The remaining 40% handles interruptions, transitions, and spontaneous tasks. Over-scheduling is the #1 reason schedules fail.
Start with non-negotiable commitments (classes, work, appointments), then fill around them with flexible activities. This prevents conflicts and reduces rescheduling.
Spend 15 minutes Sunday evening reviewing next week. What worked? What didn't? Adjust. A schedule that doesn't evolve becomes a schedule you ignore.
Click "Add Block" or click any empty cell on the grid. Enter an activity name, pick a category, select the day, and set start/end times. Your block appears immediately. Repeat for all your activities, then export to save or print.
Yes — click "Export PNG" to download your schedule as an image, then print it. The export captures your full weekly grid with all color-coded blocks, times, and labels.
Completely free, no sign-up needed. Your schedule saves to your browser's local storage automatically. Export as PNG or text for backup.
Start with fixed commitments, add recurring activities, use color categories for visual clarity, leave buffer time between blocks, and schedule demanding tasks during peak energy hours. Only fill about 60% of your available time.
Absolutely. Add classes, study blocks, office hours, club meetings, and other campus activities. Color-code by subject. Export and keep on your phone or print for your dorm wall.