Drop in your syllabi, your work shifts, your mom’s birthday. Schedgility weaves everything into one plan that learns how you study and rebalances every time life shifts.
Most planners ask 'what's due?' The real question is 'what does your week have room for?' If a planner doesn't know about your shift on Thursday, your plan was wrong before Monday.
Mom's birthday, the concert, the bad sleep night. The stuff that actually shapes your week never makes it into a study plan — until it blows the plan up.
A plan you make Sunday is wrong by Wednesday. Without something that morphs, you spend more time replanning than studying.
Syllabi (PDF, scanned, ugly — doesn't matter). Work shifts. Family events. The days you refuse to study. Your usual sleep window.
It sets a weekly study budget per course, finds the block sizes that work for you, and respects every constraint you gave it — not just due dates.
Add an exam, miss a block, change your hours — the schedule rebalances in seconds and shows you what moved and why.
Most planners only schedule when something's due. Schedgility gives every course a weekly study budget — the regular reading, problem sets, review — and protects the time before deadlines pile up.
Daily caps, block lengths, off-days, subject diversity, buffer time between sessions. Tune any of them; the plan absorbs it. Generic study schedules don't survive real students. Yours will.
Add a midterm, your job picks up a shift, you take a sick day — the schedule rebuilds itself within seconds, and the activity log tells you exactly which blocks moved and why.
A free, always-on health check watches for the small disasters — overstuffed weeks, missing budgets, weeks where every day is an off-day — and flags them with a one-click fix or a quick AI explanation when you want one.
Schedgility moved this study block to Thursday because you told it you were working late. It told you. Nothing slipped.
One course, on the house — see the weave for real.
$39/yr (2 months free) · 50% off annual with .edu
$79/yr · for power students who run their whole term here
Free for your first term. No credit card. Works with whatever syllabi you’ve got.
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