Turn your deadline and weekly hours into an editable schedule without leaving review and defence until the end.
Choose a deadline at least seven days away to generate the plan.
This schedule is indicative. Your handbook, permissions, fieldwork and supervisor feedback may change it.
Competitors often provide generic schedules. This tool allocates time from your actual starting point and protects the phases most often sacrificed under pressure.
It depends on the credits, project type and current progress. Enter hours you can actually sustain and compare the result with your university workload.
Keep a buffer between milestones and continue tasks that do not depend on feedback, such as organising sources, formatting or preparing appendices.
It is a starting allocation. Technical projects, empirical studies and systematic reviews require their phases and permissions to be adapted.
Send us your handbook, current progress and deadline so we can assess a realistic plan.