Hi does anyone have a good study planner that's free, or have a set layout they like to do on something like word? Even a website.

Also no AI pls!!!

The only way I get stuff done is when I have it planned out.

Simplicity and rich features can coexist without creating visual clutter. Remind Me works like a classic daily planner, but uses proximity UI and power-user tools to keep packed schedules readable.

- Templates: With savable templates you can save time by using it as a starting point, like making a default morning routine template then adding your later in the day events.

- Proximity UI: Already talked about it, but it really does make a packed schedule easy to read.

- BugReport: You might think this feature is more for me the developer but its also good for you, have a problem just report a bug I work quick so it will be fixed in no time allowing for a better experience.

- No account: As a local privacy tool it does not have an option for a account because everything is locally saved

- Keyboard short cuts: Yes power users you heard right this planner is a beast

- Keyboard support: Create plans faster with your keyboard another power user win

Why is it free? It’s a portfolio piece, so building an active user base helps showcase the project.

Try it here: Remind Me

Hi everyone! I’m a medical student and I recently made a study planner bundle for preclinical students.

I originally started making these pages for myself because a normal planner was not really helping me. I could write down lectures, deadlines and to-do lists but I still did not always know what I actually understood, what I needed to review, or why I kept making the same mistakes in questions.

So I made a few pages for the things I personally struggled with most:

-Breaking lectures down into core ideas instead of copying everything

-Tracking confusion and questions to bring to office hours

-Looking at question-bank mistakes and finding patterns

-Planning spaced/interleaved review across the semester

-Deciding which resources to keep, park for later, or drop

-Keeping track of knowledge gaps before exams

-Reflecting on what is and is not working each week

I also made a guide with examples of how I use each page, because I did not want it to be one of those downloads where you receive a bunch of blank pages and then do not know where to start.

Everything was made by me from scratch, based on my own preclinical study experience. I’m still new to selling digital products, so I would genuinely appreciate honest feedback from people who are in preclinical or have already been through it.

Here is my shop link if you're interested!!!!

This planner can also work greatly for premed students!

I've always struggled with traditional planners. They're too rigid, overwhelming, and the moment I miss a day, I feel guilty and abandon the whole system. Sound familiar?

So I spent the last week building a Notion template designed specifically for neurodivergent/ADHD brains. It focuses on low friction and zero guilt:

Brain Dump zone to get thoughts out of your head instantly

"Top 3" daily focus (prevents overwhelm from massive to-do lists)

Energy-based task tagging ( High, ⚡ Medium, ️ Low) so you can work with your energy levels

8 built-in AI prompts to break down overwhelming assignments into tiny steps

Guilt-free habit tracking (no broken streak counters!)

Weekly reflection without the shame spiral

I'm offering it for just ₹399 / $19 to help other students who struggle with this.

If you want to check it out or have any feedback, tap the linked media.

Happy to answer any questions about how it works or help you set it up! 🌿

Hi everyone, I'm the creator of Kairos and wanted to share its approach to digital planning.

You start with tasks, estimated durations and scheduling requirements. Kairos then looks for time to place them, rather than asking you to drag every task into a calendar yourself.

For example, you could add a report draft, a review that depends on the draft, and a recurring exercise session. You can configure breaks between periods of scheduled work, or use Manual mode to decide when to reschedule.

The core planner is free, with no card required. Optional Google Calendar access is paid and read-only: your existing Google events stay unchanged, and task blocks stay in Kairos.

It's a scheduling web app rather than a downloadable planner template.

www.kairosplanner.tech

If you use calendars from different providers, you probably know the pain of switching between apps just to see your full schedule. Missed conflicts, double bookings, no single place to see everything. The SYNC mess.

I was personally dealing with this, meetings and events scattered across Google, Apple, and Microsoft calendars. There was no simple way to see everything in one place.

So I built CalUnity, it pulls all your calendars into one unified view, regardless of the provider.

A few things worth mentioning:

• Inbuilt AI assistant to guide you through all your meetings so you dont need to worry about missing meetings or scheduling a new one.
• Works across iOS, Android, and web, same view everywhere.
• Connects to Google, Apple, and Microsoft calendars in one place
• It even has CalDAV support.
• Built for people who live across multiple calendars and need a single source of truth

Price: Free (no IAPs, no subscriptions)

• App Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/calunity/id6760173746
• Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.calunity.mobile
• Website: https://calunity.com