Classes and other commitments
Lectures, labs, and shifts stay put. The study workload you named fills time that is actually free.
Tell Syncronos what you need to study and roughly how long it takes. It places that named workload around your classes, shifts, and available time. The dashboard then shows what’s on now and what’s coming next.
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Name the studying. Syncronos helps find where it fits around lectures, work, and the rest of your calendar.
Paste this week’s classes, an exam, an assignment, a shift, and the study or review time you want on the calendar, with a rough duration.
Study and assignment work go between lectures and around work, not on top of them. Preferences like afternoon focus can carry into how that workload is placed.
Miss a session or pick up an extra shift? Drag the block to a new slot, or use Catch Up to reschedule it. You do not rebuild the week from scratch.
The exam date and the assignment due date stay where they are. The review and assignment work you named get hours on the calendar.
Biology exam, Friday Biology review, 3 hours this week Economics assignment, Thursday Economics assignment work, 2 hours Work, Wednesday 5:00, 9:00
Wed 5:00, 9:00, Work Thursday, Economics assignment due Friday, Biology exam This week, Biology review (3 hours, around class and the shift) This week, Economics assignment work (2 hours)
Lectures, labs, and shifts stay put. The study workload you named fills time that is actually free.
The dashboard shows the block that’s happening now and the one that follows. It reflects your schedule, not a separate guess at which subject you should pick.
The work queue lists today’s sessions by time, so you can see what’s in progress and what’s still ahead.
If you want a different spread, Optimize can suggest specific moves you accept one at a time.
Add the studying you need to do, plus this week’s classes and deadlines, then see that workload land in the hours you still have.