ROUTINE IN, TIMETABLE OUT — AFTER YOUR OK
Study & AITimetable Studio — a week plan built around your actual life
Describe your routine in a sentence, drop in your .ics calendar, or add items by hand — then review a proposed timetable before anything is generated.
Opens locally in your browser. Your routine never leaves this device.
Most timetable tools make you drag coloured blocks around a grid and call that planning. Timetable Studio starts from what is actually true about your week: the college hours you cannot move, the .ics calendar you already keep, the 6:30 wake-up, the fact that Tuesday evenings are dead. You describe it in plain language — or import the calendar — and the tool does the arranging.
Nothing is generated until you say so. Stage one reads your routine, your imported events and your subjects, then proposes a plan with its reasoning attached. You can ask for changes in plain language — “more maths before lunch”, “keep Sunday empty” — as many rounds as you like. Stage two, which writes the actual timetable, fires only after you press Approve and Generate. A plan you have not approved can never sneak onto your screen.
The result is a real, editable timetable, not a picture of one. Add blocks, move them, delete them, switch between Daily, Weekly, Agenda and Compact views to see it the way you think. Imported .ics events are fixed commitments: they are shown first, they are never moved, and their original data survives a round trip back out to any calendar app.
It uses the AI provider you configure in Settings → AI — or, with no provider configured, a deterministic built-in planner runs instead and is honestly labelled ‘Built-in planner (no AI)’. Either way, the privacy story is the same as every Drazil tool: everything you typed is processed on this device, and nothing is transmitted until you press a generate button. Export as PDF, PNG, print or .ics, or keep it in the Library.
What you can do
The parts people actually reach for.
Plain-language in
Write how your weeks actually go — the planner reads it, including wake and sleep times.
.ics import
Drop in any calendar; imported events stay fixed commitments — never moved, never dropped.
Two-stage approval
Nothing generates until you press Approve and Generate. Ask for changes first, as many rounds as you need.
Views that match thinking
Daily, Weekly, Agenda or Compact — same plan, four honest ways to look at it.
PDF, PNG, print, .ics
Export a printout for the desk, an image for the phone, or an .ics for any calendar app.
Local & honest
Your provider only sees what you typed; the no-AI path is labelled, not faked. Nothing uploads silently.
How it works
Three moves, one deliberate yes.
Describe the week
Type the routine, import an .ics, or add items by hand. Wake and sleep times are always confirmed.
Review the proposal
The planner shows its reasoning and a proposed time. Argue with it in plain language until it is right.
Approve & live in it
Press Approve and Generate — then edit every block, switch views, export or save to the Library.
Questions, answered
The ones people ask first.
Does it work without AI?
Yes. Without a provider in Settings → AI, a deterministic built-in planner runs instead and is honestly labelled ‘Built-in planner (no AI)’. It still anchors your fixed commitments and still waits for your approval before generating.
Will it move my existing calendar events?
No. Imported .ics events are fixed commitments and are never moved, edited or dropped by the planner. They are shown first and stay exactly where your calendar put them.
Where is my timetable stored?
Locally, in your browser, and it can save to your Library so it reopens editable. No account, no sync service — export a PDF, print, or .ics when you want a copy elsewhere.
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