Can I convert a syllabus to a calendar without formatting it first?

Yes. Paste or screenshot what you already have. Clear dates help, but you do not need a template.

Can I edit the schedule after Syncronos creates it?

Yes. Every class, deadline, and study block is a normal calendar event. Drag it, resize it, rename it, or delete it.

Can I add more than one course?

Yes. Drop in another syllabus or paste the next course’s dates. They share the same calendar so overlaps are obvious.

What if my syllabus does not include study time?

Add the missing deadlines or review hours yourself, or paste a short list with the workload you want scheduled. Syncronos organizes what you give it.

Take the semester out of your syllabus and put it on your calendar.

Drop in a messy course outline, a screenshot, or a few dated lines. Syncronos organizes what you provide, lectures, labs, deadlines, exams, and named study or review time, into one calendar you can edit.

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A real syllabus, mapped onto a week

Paste the outline you already have. Add the review time you want on the calendar, and it can sit with the rest of the week.

What you drop in

CS 240 lecture, Mon/Wed 10:00, 11:00
Chem 101 lab, Thursday 2:00, 4:00
HW 3, due Friday
Chem 101 midterm, next Tuesday
Chem 101 midterm review, 3 hours this week

How Syncronos organizes it

Mon & Wed 10:00, 11:00, CS 240 lecture (weekly)
Thu 2:00, 4:00, Chem 101 lab (weekly)
Friday, HW 3 due
Tuesday, Chem 101 midterm
This week, Chem 101 midterm review (3 hours, around class)

From course outline to a calendar you can use

A syllabus is a list. Syncronos is the step that turns the items in that list into a week you can actually see.

Drop the messy version in
Paste a syllabus, a screenshot, or a note with class times and due dates. Mixed formatting is fine, you do not need to clean it up first.
What you provided lands on the calendar
Lectures, labs, assignment due dates, and exam days become calendar items. Include study or review time, and Syncronos can fit that workload around your fixed commitments.
Fix anything that looks off
Drag, resize, rename, or delete any block. Add the deadline the professor forgot to print. The calendar stays yours.

What you get on the calendar

Recurring classes, not one-off notes

Weekly lectures and labs repeat on the right days, so you are not copying the same row twelve times.

Deadlines you can see coming

Assignments and exams sit on the week they belong to, next to any study or review time you included.

Study time you actually named

Include review hours or a study block in what you paste, and Syncronos can place that workload around class and lab, instead of leaving it as a note you meant to schedule later.

One schedule for the term

Add another course the same way. Everything shares one calendar, so Tuesday’s pile-up is visible before it lands.

Before you import a syllabus

Can I convert a syllabus to a calendar without formatting it first?: Yes. Paste or screenshot what you already have. Clear dates help, but you do not need a template.
Can I edit the schedule after Syncronos creates it?: Yes. Every class, deadline, and study block is a normal calendar event. Drag it, resize it, rename it, or delete it.
Can I add more than one course?: Yes. Drop in another syllabus or paste the next course’s dates. They share the same calendar so overlaps are obvious.
What if my syllabus does not include study time?: Add the missing deadlines or review hours yourself, or paste a short list with the workload you want scheduled. Syncronos organizes what you give it.

Turn your semester into a schedule.

Drop in a syllabus and see classes, deadlines, and any study time you include, on one calendar.

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