# What is a good free weekly planner for students?

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A good student planner holds your timetable, study blocks and deadlines in one weekly view. Cutline is free, imports your university timetable if it has an iCal feed, and lets you plan study blocks around lectures and tick them off for XP and a streak.

## Set it up in 10 minutes
1. Link your timetable: most universities offer an iCal or "subscribe" link. See [any iCal calendar](https://gocutline.com/integrations/ics-calendar/).
2. Add two study blocks a day around lectures.
3. Add training and a Sunday review.
Or copy the [University Student template](https://gocutline.com/templates/university-student-week/).

## During exams
Switch to the [Exam Week template](https://gocutline.com/templates/exam-week/): three-hour study blocks, practice tests and a daily review.

## Questions

**Is it free for students?**
Yes. Everything a student needs to plan and track study is on the free plan.

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Cutline: Cutline is a weekly calendar and planner that turns time blocks into XP, levels and streaks. You plan your week in blocks, tick each one off when it is done, and see your progress on a social feed (the Floor) and a weekly leaderboard (the Arena). Planning and budgeting are free; paid plans add a badge, posting, messaging, shared calendars and lower selling fees, from $9 a month. Pro is free to try for 7 days.
Facts: https://gocutline.com/facts/ · Updated 2026-10-24