Plan it. Test yourself. Then go study.
Calculators, planners and two-minute self tests made for students. No sign-up, nothing stored, every result shareable as a link.
Exam planning
Work out how much you need to study, split it across the days you have, and finish the syllabus before the exam.
Planners
Make a planner or timetable you will actually follow, then print it, save it as an image or open it in UseFlo.
Self tests
Honest two-minute checks on procrastination, focus, burnout and your phone. Not diagnoses: starting points.
Why these are free
Most "free" study calculators are a thin form wrapped in ads. These are not. Each one explains the method it uses, says where the numbers come from, and tells you what to do with the result. They are made by the team behind UseFlo, a free tasks, habits and focus app for students, and the only pitch is a link to it at the bottom of each page.
Are these tools really free?
Yes. Every tool on this page is free, needs no account and runs entirely in your browser. UseFlo makes them because students who plan well tend to come back for the app, which is also free.
Do you store what I type?
No. Your inputs live in the page address so you can share or bookmark a result. Nothing is sent to a server or saved anywhere else.
Are the self tests scientific?
They are built on the same themes as well-known research scales (frequency of putting things off, exhaustion, morningness and so on) but they are short self-checks, not clinical instruments. Use them to notice patterns and pick a next step, not to label yourself.