AI Study Planner: from today to exam day, one session at a time

How does an AI study planner work? In Synt you enter the subject, the exam date and the grade you are aiming for, then add your notes. Synt splits the material into short sessions up to that day: summaries, quizzes, flashcards, a review of your mistakes and a mock exam the day before.

A planner is only as good as the plan you put in it — and that is the hard part. Tell Synt when the exam is, the grade you want and which notes it covers, and it builds the schedule for you: what to read, when to quiz yourself and when to go back over what you got wrong. Each session takes 10 to 25 minutes. Works in your browser, no install needed — or grab the app.

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What the study planner puts in your schedule

A summary per material

Each set of notes starts with a summary, so the first session is about understanding, not memorizing.

Quizzes and flashcards

Then practice: multiple-choice quizzes and flashcards from the same notes, spread over the days you have.

A review of your mistakes

The questions you got wrong come back in their own session, so your weak spots get extra time.

A mock exam the day before

20 mixed questions from all the material in 25 minutes — a practice test that tells you whether you are ready.

How to plan your studying in three steps

Set the exam

Name the subject, pick the exam date and choose the grade you are aiming for.

Synt app in three screens: creating a study plan with the exam date and target grade, a 20-question quiz, and the sessions scheduled up to exam day

Add your notes

Paste text, take a photo of your notes or pick materials you already have in Synt (PDFs with Synt Pro).

Follow the next session

The home screen shows your next session. Up to two a day when the exam is close; with more time, some days stay free.

Student finishing the day’s session of a study plan

Study Planner FAQ

How does Synt build the study plan?

With the exam date, your target grade and the materials you add, Synt works out how many sessions fit and spreads them: a summary per material, quizzes and flashcards to practise, a review of your mistakes and the mock exam the day before. Up to two sessions on the same day if the exam is close.

Can I have several plans at once?

Yes, one per exam. The home screen shows the next session of each one, and every plan keeps its own notes, progress and mock exam.

Do I have to study every day?

Not necessarily: sessions are spread between today and the exam, and with more time some days stay free. Each session lasts 10 to 25 minutes.

Is the study planner free?

Creating an account is free. In your browser, at app.synt.app, you can create the plan and follow its sessions within the daily free limit; in the iOS and Android app the first two sessions are free and the rest unlock with Pro, which also removes the limits and lets you upload PDFs.

Can I use it on my computer, without installing anything?

Yes. Go to app.synt.app in any browser, create a free account and you get the same summaries, quizzes and flashcards as in the app; your material syncs between your phone and your computer.

What if I only have the syllabus, not notes?

You can start from the syllabus: Synt turns the list of topics into study notes and builds the plan from them. AI-written notes can contain mistakes, so add your own notes or textbook pages when you have them.

How do I get the most out of each session?

Do it without distractions and always end with practice. Our guides on how to focus while studying and how to study for exams cover the rest.