Classes, exams and life, all in one day
Your classes, exams and half-done assignments are all trying to fit into one day. Brizemi places them around your calendar, breaks included, in a day you can actually get through.
Today
Thursday 3 Dec
An example from the app's screen.
Sound familiar?
- You plan three subjects for the day, and by evening you've finished one.
- The hardest subject always ends up in your most tired hours.
- By the time you remember the deadline, the work is already squeezed.
How Brizemi helps
- Energy
Mark a hard subject Tiring; Brizemi puts it in the hours you have the most energy when it fits. Free.
- Breathing room
Breathing room stays between study blocks; on Usual the day is 70% full at most. Free.
- Focus
Focus splits your study time into 25+5 or 50+10 minute rounds, and the break starts on its own. Free in the app.
- Due dates and Don't miss
Say "finish the essay by Friday" in a brain dump and the date is caught and added as a due date. Setting one yourself and Don't-miss alarms are Pro.
- Tomorrow and the week
With Pro, Plan the week spreads exam week across the next 7 days, and you can set up to 3 goals for the week.
On paper a student's day looks empty, but classes, library hours, group work and half-done assignments keep cutting into it. An ambitious morning plan often falls apart before lunch, and in the evening the things you didn't get to keep going round in your head.
In Brizemi you say everything once: which subject, which assignment, which date. If you marked the hard work Tiring, Brizemi puts it in your freshest hours; if your classes are on your calendar, it builds around them and leaves breathing room in between. An assignment that doesn't fit isn't lost; it waits in Parked.
If a topic takes longer than you thought, Rescue rearranges the rest of the day. In exam week, Plan the week with Pro spreads the work across the days, and you can keep the evening before an exam free for a calm review.
Ready-made days for you
An exam week day
For a student with an exam coming up: the hardest subject goes first, a short review lands just before the exam, and the breaks don't get skipped.
SchoolA homework and project day
For a student with homework and a group project piling up: the hardest work goes first, the long task gets the afternoon, and practice stays on time.
SchoolA thesis writing day
For anyone writing a thesis or a long paper: the morning belongs to writing, small jobs move to the afternoon, and you go into the supervisor meeting prepared.
Questions people ask
Do I need to type my timetable into Brizemi?
Not if it's in the calendar on your phone: Brizemi reads it and places your study time between classes. Without a calendar, say a class with its time in your brain dump, like "physics class at 2 pm".
What can I use without Pro?
Rescue, Parked, Focus, steps, breathing room, energy and Close the day are free. Your first plan is free too; after that you add things one by one. Building the day at once, the week and repeats come with Pro.
What if a study block runs long?
Tap Rescue and pick Keep the essentials, Lighter day or Move it to tomorrow. Classes on your calendar stay put, and if you don't like the result, Undo puts the day back.
Other people
ADHD and wandering attention
Too much in my head, hard to start, and my focus drifts.
See the pageShop owners and freelancers
Customers come in, the plan falls apart, small jobs get forgotten.
See the pageParents
Between school, work and home, the day keeps slipping.
See the pageRemote workers
Meetings, work and chores all blur into the same day.
See the pageWhen the day slips, rescue it in one tap
Brizemi turns what's on your mind into a realistic day and rebuilds the rest when the day falls apart. Rescue is always free.
