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How do I make an exam study planner with FSRS?
Cramming without a review plan rarely sticks. Neurako’s free exam study planner on tools.neurako.com simulates FSRS-6 default parameters to estimate new cards and expected reviews per day, then pairs that with a subject session calendar you can export.
Steps
- 1.
Open the study schedule generator
Go to tools.neurako.com/study-schedule-generator (URL stays the same). Everything runs in the browser.
- 2.
Enter exam date, cards, and study days
Set when the exam is, how many flashcards you need to learn, weekdays you can study, and minutes per day.
- 3.
Choose retention and buffer
Pick 85%, 90%, or 95% target retention. Set buffer days so new cards stop before the exam while reviews continue.
- 4.
Read the FSRS load table
Check per-day new vs review counts, the last new-card day, and the time estimate (stated seconds per card).
- 5.
Export or build the deck
Download PDF or .ics, or share the plan URL. The plan does not import into Neurako — create or import cards there to review with the same FSRS-6 scheduler. Need cards first? Use CSV to Anki, Quizlet to Anki, or PDF to Flashcards.
What carries over
- Shareable plan URL with your settings
- PDF and .ics exports of subject sessions
- Nothing auto-imports into Neurako — open the app to create or import cards and review with FSRS-6
Opens https://tools.neurako.com/study-schedule-generator
FAQ
- Is this the same as Anki’s FSRS?
- It uses the same published FSRS-6 default weights via Neurako’s scheduler for a Good-only simulation. First Good-path reviews land about 1 to 4 days out depending on target retention (roughly 4 days at 85%, 2 at 90%, 1 at 95%). Live study in Neurako or Anki still adapts intervals to your ratings.
- Can I miss a day?
- The planner does not auto-reschedule missed days. Use it as a guide and catch up with overdue reviews in your SRS app.
- Does the plan import into Neurako?
- No. This tool generates the plan and exports PDF/.ics. Neurako reviews cards with the same FSRS-6 scheduler once you create or import cards — the schedule itself does not transfer.