How to use StudyStitch

StudyStitch is most useful when you answer the form honestly instead of aspirationally. If you only have 5 to 10 hours a week, choose that. The plan becomes weaker when it is built on fantasy availability.

The output is meant to be copied into your calendar, notebook, or task app. Think of the result as a skeleton week: deep blocks, recall blocks, timed output, and a buffer. The exact subjects and days are still yours to assign.

If your weak spot is recall, prioritise closed-book prompts and short check-and-fix loops. If your weak spot is problems or essays, make sure at least some sessions create exam-style output rather than more passive reading.

Rerun the tool whenever the exam gets closer, your confidence shifts, or the subject mix changes. A good revision plan tightens over time instead of staying frozen.