A study plan built around your exam date
Tell it what you're studying for, when the exam is, and how much time you actually have — and get a week-by-week plan with a daily routine. Free, no account needed.
Why phases beat cramming
The spacing effect is one of the most replicated findings in memory research: the same hours spread over weeks produce far stronger recall than the same hours crammed into days. A good schedule front-loads coverage while there's still runway, shifts to consolidation as the exam approaches, and protects the final stretch for review only.
The plan this tool builds is a guide, not a contract — swap days, shrink sessions, keep the shape. The one rule worth keeping: clear your reviews before adding anything new. That single habit is most of what Cram's spaced repetition automates — every card comes back right before you'd forget it, and the AI flashcard maker handles the deck-building step of each phase.
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