SynoteMost student planners are empty notebooks with a grid. You still have to copy every class, every lab and every deadline into them by hand — usually in the first, busiest week of term. Synote flips that around: you give it what you already have, and it does the copying.
Set up your whole semester in about a minute
- Photograph your timetableTake a photo or screenshot of your class schedule. Synote reads each course, its days, times and room.
- Answer one questionIt asks when the semester ends, so weekly classes repeat until the right date — no endless repeating into next year.
- SaveEvery class lands in your calendar as a repeating event, colour-coded so lectures, labs and work shifts are easy to tell apart.
Already have a schedule in a PDF or on your university portal? Take a screenshot of it and upload that instead. See how photo-to-calendar works for tips.
Add exams and deadlines by just saying them
You don't need to fill in forms. Type or say it the way you'd text a friend:
Synote splits that into three items: a timed exam, a deadline, and a weekly study session. If something is missing — like what time the study group ends — it asks instead of guessing, and nothing is saved until you tap Save.
See your real free time
Synote's day view shows each class with its actual start and end time, and labels the gaps between them — “1 h 30 free” — so you can see where a study block, a gym session or a shift fits before you commit to it.
Ask your planner instead of scrolling
Because Synote understands your schedule, you can just ask it:
- “What do I have tomorrow?”
- “When is my next exam?”
- “Move my study group to Wednesday.”
- “Do I have anything Friday afternoon?”
Reminders that don't need setting up one by one
After you save a batch of events, Synote offers to remind you before all of them at once — 5, 10 or 30 minutes before, or a day ahead for exams. To-dos like readings and problem sets can be added as tasks with a due date and ticked off when done.
Works in your language
Synote understands and replies in English, French, Japanese and Persian, so international students can write the way they think — and a timetable in French is read as easily as one in English.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best AI planner app for students?
The best one is the one that saves you setup time. Synote is built for that: you photograph your timetable and type deadlines in plain words, and it creates repeating classes, exams, tasks and reminders for you on iPhone.
Can I import my class schedule automatically?
Yes — take a photo or a screenshot of your timetable. Synote reads the courses, days, times and rooms and creates repeating events until the end date of your semester.
Can Synote track assignments and exams?
Yes. Type them naturally, for example “essay due Nov 2” or “chem midterm Thursday 10am”. Timed items become events and deadlines become tasks you can tick off.
Does Synote work in French?
Yes. Synote works in English, French, Japanese and Persian.
Is Synote free for students?
Synote is free to download and you can try the AI features for free. A Pro subscription unlocks unlimited use.