Studying at university or on courses requires self-discipline — especially when the schedule changes every semester and the volume of material grows. Without basic organization, it's easy to lose focus and miss deadlines. Here are four tools to keep your studies under control.
Step 1: set your schedule
Schedule Builder is a weekly class schedule constructor: add subjects, times, rooms — and get a ready-made grid you can download as an image and set as your lock screen or keep in your notes. There's no point planning productivity if you don't know when your classes are.
Step 2: work in intervals
Once the schedule is ready and it's time to do homework or prepare for exams, Pomodoro Timer helps you maintain a work-rest rhythm: 25 minutes of focus, 5 minutes of break. This reduces fatigue and prevents phone distractions between tasks.
Step 3: memorize terms
For subjects where you need to remember definitions or formulas, Flashcard Maker creates cards with a term on one side and its definition on the other. Study in flip mode — just like classic paper cards, but without cutting up paper.
Step 4: check your progress
Reading Speed Test comes in handy before exam season: it measures your reading speed in words per minute and immediately tests comprehension. If your speed is below 200 wpm, it's worth practicing to process more material in the same amount of time.
All four tools work in your browser, no registration or installation needed — use them right from your laptop or phone in the library.
Tools from this guide
Class Schedule Builder
Build a weekly class schedule and download it as an image.
Pomodoro Timer
Pomodoro technique timer for focused study and work sessions with customizable intervals.
Flashcard Maker
Create flashcards for memorizing terms and definitions and study them in a focused mode.
Reading Speed Test
Test your reading speed in words per minute and reading comprehension.