An AI study planner for exams and courses.
Studying "more" is not a plan. LifePilot turns a study goal into a week-by-week schedule and 4 daily study actions, so you always know what today's session should cover.
"Study for the exam" isn't a schedule.
Most students know the exam date and roughly what topics are covered, but not how to spread that across the weeks that are actually left. That planning step gets skipped, and studying becomes reactive — whatever feels most urgent the night before.
Goal: "Pass my statistics exam on June 10"
Example week (5 weeks out)
Cover probability distributions, with two review sessions and one practice problem set.
Today's 4 actions
- Review lecture notes on normal distribution, 25 minutes.
- Solve 5 practice problems from the problem set.
- Write down 2 concepts still unclear.
- Check off today's session in the study log.
As the exam date approaches, the plan shifts from learning new material to review and practice — automatically, based on how many weeks remain.
What LifePilot doesn't do.
LifePilot is a planning tool, not a tutor or a substitute for a teacher, course, or study material. It organizes when and how much you study — it doesn't explain the subject itself.
Study planner questions.
Can LifePilot create a study plan for a specific exam date?
Yes. Describe the goal with a target date, e.g. "pass my statistics exam on June 10", and LifePilot builds a progressive weekly plan working backward from that date.
Does LifePilot teach the material?
No. LifePilot is a planning tool, not a tutor. It organizes when and how much you study; the studying itself is still up to you and your course materials.