Focusity imports your timetable and your assignments, and lays them out as a weekly study plan that actually fits — by due date, by difficulty, around the free time you really have, and in the hours your head is sharpest.
Drag, save a template to reuse, filter by type — all inside the calendar itself, without leaving it.
No typing everything in, no building a schedule from scratch. Focusity does the arranging — you get on with studying.
Your timetable from Excel or PDF, your exam schedule, assignments from Moodle, your grade sheet and Google Calendar. Importing again never duplicates rows.
The engine lays study sessions into the free time you actually have, by due date, difficulty and importance, in the hours you told it you focus best.
A focus timer for every study session, an alert when an assignment moves into the danger zone, and a clear picture of what is left this week.
Drag the button to your bookmarks bar once. From then on, one click inside Moodle shows this term's deadlines and course materials, with anything new marked.
Anything you miss — a lecture, an exercise, exam prep — moves to one catch-up board, with a free slot the algorithm has already found for it. Tap "Reschedule" and it goes back into the plan, with no hunting for a place to put it.
Open the exam and choose how much to study each day — by hours or by sessions. The time until the exam splits into stages: learn and review, practice exams, final review and an easy day before — and the study sessions go into your calendar without touching anything already there.
Two AI tools. You get up to 10 smart actions a month for free, and Premium lets you keep going without counting.
“When should I study for statistics this week?” Pokey knows your classes, exams and assignments, and answers from the free time you actually have. Ask it to do something and it prepares the change for you to approve.
Up to 10 smart actions a month are free, no subscription needed.
Snap your timetable, your exam schedule, your grade sheet or a WhatsApp message, and AI reads it and gets everything ready for you to check. Only the rows you approve go into the app.
Your first timetable scan is free; exam schedules, grade sheets and messages come with Premium.
Regular imports — Excel, PDF and Moodle — are always free. What Premium includes
The study planner, imports, reminders and the focus timer are open to everyone, with no time limit and no credit card. The smart extras are free up to 10 actions a month, and optional Premium opens them all the way.
Monthly or yearly, and the first week is free: cancel at least 24 hours before it ends and you pay nothing. After that it renews automatically until you cancel, which you can do anytime in your app store. The store shows the price in your currency.
Less typing, more practice: AI gets everything into your calendar and gives you material to study from.
Bought inside the mobile app, on iPhone and Android.
Cancel a subscription: on iPhone, Settings → your name → Subscriptions; on Android, Google Play → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions; or email meir.vaknin02@gmail.com and we'll reply within 3 business days.
Three minutes of importing and your first week is already laid out — by your deadlines, by difficulty, and in the hours your head is sharpest.
Build my plan — free Free, no credit card. No ads, and your data is never sold.Not quite. A list tells you what there is. Focusity decides when to do each thing — by due date, difficulty and the hours you focus best — and warns you before it is too late.
MyStudyLife and Notion help you organize the semester, but they leave the decision of when to study to you. Focusity schedules your study sessions into your free hours itself, around your class timetable and exam dates. MyStudyLife is more established, and Notion is more flexible for notes. We wrote an honest comparison of 8 apps.
No. The planning engine is algorithmic, transparent and fast — not a model making guesses. You can always see why an hour was chosen, and change it by hand. Focusity Premium adds a smart AI assistant that answers questions from your own planner and only makes a change after you approve it.
The app is free, and all of the study planning in it is free — no time limit and no credit card. The smart tools are free too, up to 10 smart actions a month: a question to Pokey, a scan or a practice set. For more, there's optional Focusity Premium, a monthly or yearly subscription with a free first week. It renews automatically, you can cancel anytime in your app store, and the store shows the price in your currency.
Your timetable from Excel, CSV or PDF; your exam schedule from a PDF; assignments and course materials from Moodle, with the Focusity button, a permanent link or an ICS file; your grade sheet from PDF, Excel or CSV; and Google Calendar, synced both ways. With Premium you can also scan a photo of a timetable, an exam schedule or a grade sheet. Importing again never duplicates rows.
Yes. Focusity works in English and in Hebrew, with real right-to-left support in both, and you can switch language at any time in Settings.
That is fine. Moodle is only one of the options — you can upload your timetable from Excel or PDF, your exam schedule from a PDF, and, if your university exports a calendar (an ICS file), that too.
Every 7 days in a row earns you a freeze (you can bank up to 3), and it keeps your streak on a day you miss.
No. Focusity works in the browser too, on a computer or a phone, with the same account. There is also an app for iPhone and Android, and on iPhone it sends reminders to your phone before classes, exams and due dates.
Yes. The app is on Google Play, and you can also use it from your phone's browser.
It is used only to run the app. We do not sell it and we do not show ads, and you can delete your account and all of its data at any time from your Profile. The full details are in the privacy policy.
No. That is an iPad timer app by another developer, with no connection to us. This Focusity is the study planner at focusity.co.il, on iPhone, Android and the web.
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