Save Hours of Setup
Use Recurring Quests to generate every lecture, lab, or tutorial automatically — just name it, pick the day, and set the dates.
Perfect for recurring task scheduling across a full semester: set up a weekly lecture, lab, or tutorial once and let the recurring study planner generate every future session automatically.
The Problem
The manual way is duplicating the same event in your calendar over and over, changing nothing but the number — Lecture 1, Lecture 2, Lecture 3… all the way to the end of term. It's tedious, it takes forever, and one wrong date throws your whole schedule off.
The Solution
The Recurring Quests generator takes one input — the task name, the day of the week, and the date range — and creates every quest in the series for the entire semester, numbered automatically. Way easier than copy-pasting calendar entries one by one, and it saves a lot of time.
How It Works
Type the base name only — like Lecture, Lab, or Quiz. No numbers needed.
Choose the weekday, the start and end of the term, and (optionally) a syllabus weight.
Every occurrence for the semester is created instantly — Lecture 1, Lecture 2, … numbered and dated automatically.
Why It Helps
A full semester of lectures, labs, and tutorials set up in seconds instead of an evening of copy-pasting.
Every occurrence lands on the right date with the right number — no manual renumbering mistakes.
Export the whole series to Google, Apple, or Microsoft Calendar from inside the app.
Try It Yourself
Calculate your weighted course grade from your assignment, quiz, and exam marks — with Grade Rules for dropped quizzes.
Track your current weighted grade and see what average you need on remaining work to hit your target.
Back-calculate your final exam grade range from your term grade and final course grade.
Turn lectures, assignments, and exams into quests, plan your semester, and earn XP for studying.
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