THE MONTH, AT A GLANCE
Study & AIStudy Calendar — see the month, own the deadlines
A clean month grid for exam days, deadlines and reminders — one that works offline and speaks the .ics language every calendar understands.
Opens locally in your browser. Works offline.
Deadlines you cannot see are deadlines you will meet by accident. Calendar is the month grid inside the study workspace: exams, due dates and reminders laid out where a glance answers 'what is coming?'. It is deliberately simple — the month, the marks you put on it, nothing else.
It plays well with others because it speaks .ics. Import the term's timetable from anywhere that exports it; export your exam schedule to any calendar app you already use. No lock-in, no proprietary format, no re-typing the same dates into a second tool — the standard format does the translating.
The calendar is part of the study workspace, so the dates sit beside the material they concern: the exam on the grid, the syllabus in the Reader, the revision cards in the notebook. And it works offline, because it is entirely local — no account, no server, no page that stops loading when the wifi does.
Free, quiet and dependable, like all of Drazil's tools. Open it, mark what matters, and let the month stop surprising you.
What you can do
The parts people actually reach for.
A clean month grid
Exams, deadlines and reminders visible at a glance.
.ics import & export
Share schedules with every calendar app that matters.
Reminders
The nudge layer — quiet, local, and on time.
Works offline
Fully local; the network is never involved.
Part of the workspace
Dates sit beside the material they concern.
Free, no account
Open and use; nothing to sign, nothing to pay.
How it works
Three steps, no detours.
Open the month
The grid is ready immediately — nothing to configure.
Mark what matters
Add exams, deadlines and reminders directly, or import an .ics file.
Share if you like
Export .ics to any calendar app; the standard format does the translating.
Questions, answered
The ones people ask first.
Can I import my university timetable?
Yes, if it exports .ics — which almost every scheduling system does. Import it and the dates appear on the grid.
Does it sync to my phone?
It exports .ics, so any calendar app can consume the schedule. There is no cloud sync — by design.
Does it work offline?
Yes, entirely. The calendar is local and needs no network.
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