A planner for high-school students
Know exactly what to work on today, every day.
Survive School splits your work across the days before each due date, around your classes. Every morning you open your week and see today’s blocks.
Free. Setup takes about 4 minutes: what’s already booked, when you can study, your first task.
APUSH DBQ essay · due Fri · 7 h
How it works
From a pile of due dates to a plan for today, in three steps.
Add your work
Each task, when it's due, and a rough guess in hours.
It gets spread out
Split across the free days before it, around your classes, aiming to finish a day early.
Open it each morning
Today's blocks add up to a doable target for the day.
The 2 h DBQ block is the same Monday bar as above.
Common questions
The things students and parents ask before signing up.
Is it really free?
Yes. There’s no paid tier and nothing to unlock.
Who can see my assignments?
Only you. Nothing is shared with teachers or anyone else unless you choose to share your week with a specific person, from Share on your calendar or from Settings — and the default share shows only when you’re busy, not what you’re working on. Details on our privacy page.
Do I need to enter every class?
No. Add whatever takes up real time — classes, practice, work — so study only lands in hours you actually have. You can skip it during setup and add things later from the calendar.
What if I fall behind?
The hours you didn’t do move onto the days you have left, and each plan aims to finish a day early so one slip doesn’t cost you the deadline. Anything that goes past its due date comes up in a once-a-day check-in that asks what you want to do with it.
Does it work on my school Chromebook?
Yes. It’s a website — nothing to install — and it’s built to run on a school Chromebook: no video, no heavy effects, just the plan.
Get out of last-minute mode
Add your deadlines once. After that, open today and start the first block.
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