Ten exams. One study day at a time.
Studyday is the simple way to organise your revision. Add your exams and deadlines once, and it plans every study day for you: what to study, when to start and when you’re done. Miss a day and it replans itself in one tap.
Free. Set up in about three minutes, or try the demo first with no sign-up.
Built for anyone with a date to be ready by.
- GCSEs
- A-levels
- BTECs
- University
- Professional exams
- Coursework
Other planners give you a blank calendar. Studyday gives you a plan.
No colour-coding, no dragging blocks around, no rebuilding your timetable every Sunday night. You tell Studyday what’s coming up, and it does the organising for you.
Simple by design
Three minutes to set up and one screen to check each day. If you can write down your exam dates, you can use Studyday.
It does the planning for you
Studyday decides what to study and when, shares your time fairly across every subject, and gives hard topics extra sessions. You never have to work it out yourself.
One study day at a time
Open it and see today: your sessions, their start times and when you’ll be finished. The rest of the season is already taken care of.
What a study day looks like.
Studyday is the first thing you check and the only plan you follow. Here’s a typical weekday for a student with five exams coming up.
Check today on the way in
Open Studyday on the bus. Three sessions, two hours. Nothing else to think about.
First session: Cell biology
Forty minutes on one topic, then tick it off. Your ring starts filling up.
A proper break
Ten minutes between every session, built into your times automatically.
Your hardest topic, while you’re fresh
Topics you find hard get the extra sessions they need, spread across the weeks.
Done. The evening is yours.
No guilt and no loose ends. Tomorrow’s study day is already planned.
Your whole season, organised for you.
Every exam, every hand-in date and every session, laid out in one calendar and colour-coded by subject. You didn’t have to arrange any of it.
Every exam and deadline, in one plan.
Two exams or twelve, it works the same way. Add each paper with its date and the topics it covers, and Studyday shares your time fairly across all of them.
Exams that are closer get attention sooner. Subjects you find hard get extra sessions. Nothing gets forgotten because it was due last.
- Unlimited exams, coursework and deadlines
- Different study time on weekdays and weekends
- A final review session before every exam
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Fall behind? Fix it in one tap.
Ill on Tuesday? Busy at work? Tap “Move today’s sessions” and everything you haven’t done is spread across the days you have left, most urgent first.
If there genuinely isn’t room for everything, you’ll be told plainly rather than handed a timetable you can’t keep.
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After one tap
Coursework, broken into steps.
Big pieces of work are where time disappears. Add your coursework with its hand-in date and Studyday splits it into research, planning, drafting and finishing, then schedules each stage in order alongside your revision.
- Steps you can rename or add to
- Scheduled in order, never all at the last minute
- Final checks booked before the deadline
Three minutes to set up. Then it’s done for you.
No templates, no spreadsheets and no hours of planning. Answer a few questions once, and Studyday organises every study day from here to your last exam.
Add what’s coming up
Each exam and piece of coursework with its date. Add topics if you want them, or keep it simple.
Tell us how you study
Your time on weekdays and weekends, your rest days, how long you like to focus and when you usually start.
Open it every day
See today’s sessions with times, tick them off, and let Studyday handle the rest of the season.
Everything a good plan needs.
Each feature is there to take one worry off your mind.
Sessions with real times
Every session has a start time, with breaks built in, so you know exactly when you’ll finish.
Rest-first scheduling
Days off are placed before anything else and never taken back, however busy things get.
One-tap recovery
Missed sessions move into the days ahead automatically, most urgent first.
Extra time where it counts
Topics you find hard get more sessions and are the last to be squeezed out.
Progress you can see
A timeline of every exam and deadline, with progress by subject and by topic.
Private by design
No adverts and no tracking. We only ask for what’s needed to build your plan.
A tool teachers can recommend with confidence.
Revision timetables are handed out every exam season, and most are abandoned within a week. Studyday gives students a plan that survives real life, across every subject they sit.
It’s free for every student, with no adverts and no upsells. Share it with a class, a tutor group or on a parents’ evening handout.
“Know what to study today. Rest when it’s time to rest. Adjust when life happens.”
The ideas behind every Studyday plan.Questions, answered.
Is Studyday free?
Yes. Creating a plan, following it, and rebuilding it when things change are all free, with no adverts and no card details needed.
Who is Studyday for?
Anyone aged 13 or over with something to learn and a date to be ready by: GCSE and A-level students, BTEC and university students, people studying for professional exams, and adults learning something new.
How many exams and deadlines can I add?
As many as you have. Studyday works just as well for two exams as for a full set of GCSEs, and you can mix exams with coursework deadlines in the same plan.
Do I have to list every topic?
No. Topics are optional. If you only add an exam and its date, you’ll get general revision sessions for it. Adding topics, and marking the ones you find hard, makes your plan more specific.
How does Studyday decide what I study each day?
It shares your available time across every exam and deadline. Dates that are closer get attention sooner, hard topics get extra sessions, coursework is split into steps in order, and the last session before each exam is a final review.
Can I choose how long my sessions are?
Yes. Pick any length from 15 to 120 minutes, or mix short and long sessions. You can also set your break length and choose different start times for weekdays and weekends.
Do I have to take rest days?
No, but we recommend at least one a week. Plans with rest built in are much easier to stick to. Any rest days you choose are protected and never filled with sessions.
What happens if I fall behind?
That’s what Studyday is for. Tap “Fix my plan” or “Move today’s sessions” and your unfinished work is spread across the days you have left. If there isn’t room for everything, we’ll tell you honestly.
Is there an app?
Studyday works in any web browser on your phone, tablet or computer. On your phone, use “Add to Home Screen” in your browser menu and it opens just like an app.
What if I forget my password?
Choose “Forgot password?” on the log-in page and we’ll email you a link to set a new one. You can also log in with a one-time code sent to your email, no password needed.
What do you do with my data?
Only what’s needed to run your plan. No adverts, no tracking cookies, and we never sell your information. You can delete your account and everything in it at any time. Our privacy policy has the full details.
Can teachers use Studyday with a class?
Yes. Studyday is free for every student, so you can share the link with a class or tutor group. Each student builds and controls their own plan.
Stop planning. Start studying.
Add your exams once. Studyday organises every study day for you, from today to your last exam.