Time Turner
Map out school, homework, activities, meals, chores and rest across your school's 10-day timetable — plus the things that run every single week, like practices, tests and chores — and get a printable time-management plan with tips built around the gaps it finds.
Time Management Plan
🗓️ Assessment calendar
Uploaded by your teachers. Grade 8-9 see every subject automatically; Grade 10-12 pick their own subjects below.
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🔔 Period times
Your school's period schedule, set by your teachers — pick periods instead of clock times when you add a school block below.
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⚡ Quick start
Set up the basics in one tap — sleep and meals — then add the rest as you go, or build your whole week yourself below.
📆 Upload your timetable
Paste your school's 10-day, 6-period timetable once instead of adding each class by hand — this works the same whether it's your class timetable or your own teaching timetable. One row per timetable day (1–10): the day number, then each period's subject, separated by commas — leave a period blank for a free period or break. Uses the period times set up above, so set those first.
Your teacher has already uploaded a timetable for a class you've joined.
🪄 Add a block
Use Timetable days for the things that rotate with your school's 10-day cycle — usually just class/school hours. Use Every week for everything else: practices, tests, meals, chores, sleep — they happen on the same real day each week, not by cycle day.
For a specific fixture or event that doesn't repeat — an away game, a cultural evening, a camp. It won't show on the two-week grid above (that's a repeating template, not tied to real dates) — it shows in its own list below instead.
📅 Your two weeks at a glance
Day 1–5 fall in Week 1, Day 6–10 in Week 2 — the whole thing repeats from there. Dashed outlines are open-time suggestions, built from your own schedule (no AI) — tap one to add it, or the × to dismiss it.
Week 1 · Timetable days 1–5
Week 2 · Timetable days 6–10
⏱️ Weekly totals (2-week average)
Add a few blocks above to see your totals.
💡 Suggested for you
General time-management tips
📌 One-off events
Specific dated fixtures and events — not part of the repeating two-week plan above.
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📋 Everything you've added
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📤 Export to your calendar
Weekly items (practices, meals, sleep) export as recurring events with no setup. Timetable-day blocks need the real date of Day 1 to know which calendar dates they fall on. Anything you ticked "🔔 Remind me the evening before" on comes through as a real alarm — once imported, your phone's own calendar app handles the notification, on iPhone or Android, with nothing else to set up.
🔗 Subscribe instead (always up to date)
A live link, not a one-time download — your calendar app checks it every so often, so changes you make here show up there on their own, with no re-export needed. Uses the same Day 1 date as above. Since it's tied to your saved plan, you need to be signed in.