How to Use This Tool
Allocate topic reviews before an exam with confidence-weighted intervals and collision warnings. Plan repeated revision dates by topic, confidence and exam date, keep low-confidence reviews closer together, detect daily overload, and export a schedule.
The work this page finishes
A topic list does not decide when to revisit each item, and evenly spaced reviews ignore that low-confidence material needs earlier contact. For Revision Spacing Plan, a visible row-by-row result preserves provenance, making a single correction possible without rerunning unrelated records or uploading the batch.
Deterministic workflow
Place each topic's requested reviews at deterministic fractions of the available window, shifting lower-confidence topics earlier and counting dates above the entered daily cap. For Revision Spacing Plan, input guards stop after 5,000 records or 2 MB, and the report separates fatal input problems from recoverable row warnings.
Why a dedicated interface helps
Use the schedule as a starting plan, update confidence after retrieval practice and move overloaded dates while keeping the final review before the exam. For Revision Spacing Plan, deterministic ordering, one-click copying and a downloadable artifact make repeated operational review easier than manually reconstructing a response from prose.
Assumptions
- Confidence is a self-rating from one to five.
- Dates use one local calendar.
- Review count is chosen by the learner.
For Revision Spacing Plan, do not discard the source after export: compare the destination result with it, and remember that local execution cannot secure the surrounding device or browser add-ons.
Limitations and review boundary
It does not predict scores, diagnose learning needs, generate study content, guarantee retention or replace course and accessibility support. For Revision Spacing Plan, user values are never run as script, rendered as markup or fetched as network destinations; the page writes them only into text nodes.
Verification and provenance
On 2026-08-26, the rule and examples were cross-checked with Dunlosky et al. — Improving Students’ Learning, including a known result, a rejected input and a conflict or duplicate case. The sample places nine topic reviews inside a 24-day window and exposes any date that exceeds three planned reviews.
Sources & assumptions
Tool Spec v2 · verified 2026-08-26. Platform rules and fees can change; the editable inputs remain authoritative for your account.
Official references
- Dunlosky et al. — Improving Students’ Learning (checked 2026-08-26)
Model assumptions
- Confidence is a self-rating from one to five.
- Dates use one local calendar.
- Review count is chosen by the learner.
- It does not predict scores, diagnose learning needs, generate study content, guarantee retention or replace course and accessibility support.
