A revision timetable built around your exams
cookie’s revision timetable counts back from each exam, gives your weakest subjects more time and fits round your Google Calendar.
A sample week of revision fills in day by day round a football match from Google Calendar on Tuesday, with past papers, flashcards and questions on the weakest topics. Chemistry, the sooner exam and the weaker subject, gets most of the time. A lesson with a tutor is booked on Thursday and the Chemistry session that was there moves to Friday. The plan can then be added to Google, Apple or Outlook calendars.
What you get with a revision plan
A week of sessions worked out for you, and kept clear of everything else in it.
Counted back from your exams
Sooner exams get more of the time, and past papers go in whole before each one.
More time for weak subjects
Your topic scores decide where the time goes, and your weakest topics get sessions of their own.
Fits round your week
Add your study times, lessons and calendars, and the sessions fit round your timetable, clubs and family events.
How the revision timetable maker works
- 1Add your examsAdd your exam dates and the times you can study, with breaks and pomodoros if you want them.
- 2Add your calendarConnect Google Calendar, or add a calendar link or file. Only each event’s time, title and calendar are kept.
- 3Follow the planEach session says what to do, and one link puts the plan in Google, Apple or Outlook and keeps it up to date.
A timetable drawn by hand, or made in cookie
Drawn up by hand
- An afternoon spent drawing it up
- Every subject gets the same share
- Clashes with your clubs and lessons
- Takes no account of what you know
Made in cookie
- Made from your exam dates
- Sooner exams and weaker subjects get more
- Sessions fit round your calendar
- Time goes where your topic scores are lowest
What students plan with it
GCSE and A-level exams
Plan the weeks before your summer exams across every subject.
Mocks
Make a shorter plan for your mocks, then a new one for the real thing.
Lessons with a tutor
Lessons booked on Cookie Tutoring go in the plan, and a session moves out of their way.
Revision timetable FAQ
Does making a revision plan use credits?
Making a revision plan without the AI uses no credits. Where it is open, the plan can also be made again with AI, which does.
Can it read my Google Calendar?
Yes. Connect Google Calendar and the plan keeps clear of your events. Only each event’s time, title and calendar are kept, none of it is sent to an AI to make the plan, and the plan never changes your calendar.
Can I put the plan in my phone’s calendar?
Yes. One link adds the plan, with your lessons and homework, to Google, Apple or Outlook and keeps it up to date.
What goes into each session?
Past papers, your own papers, flashcards and practice questions, with sooner exams and weaker subjects given more of the time.
Can I print it?
Yes. Print prints the next week or the next three weeks, with a box to tick for each session.