Spaced-repetition revision timetable
A day-by-day revision calendar that brings each topic back at growing gaps so it sticks. Paste this prompt into ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok or Claude, change the parts in brackets to suit you, and generate.
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- ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude
- Status
- Tested 9 Oct 2026 in Grok, 9 Oct 2026 (one run; model id not exposed)
- Test settings
- The page's exact default prompt was run once in Grok on 9 Oct 2026. The default details already written on the page were the input. They are illustrative, not a record of a real event. ChatGPT and Gemini were not used. The first result was kept.
- Variability
- A different set of details, or another run, will change the wording. This is the first result for the defaults on this page.
Make a spaced-repetition revision timetable for me. Topics to learn: Algebra, Trigonometry, Probability, Statistics, Coordinate Geometry, Mensuration Start date and exam date: 1 November to 20 December Study time available per day: 90 minutes Rules: - First learning of each topic, then reviews after about 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days (adjust if the exam comes sooner). - Never more than my daily time. New topics early in the session, reviews after. - Keep one lighter day per week for catch-up. Output: 1. A table: Date | New topic | Reviews due | Minutes. 2. A 3-line explanation of how to review (active recall, not rereading). 3. What to do if I miss a day. Offer to export it as CSV for Google Calendar or Sheets.
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For example: Algebra, Trigonometry, Probability, Statistics, Coordinate Geometry, Mensuration.
For example: 1 November to 20 December.
For example: 90 minutes.
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The year was not given, so weekdays are not named. November is taken as 30 days. Offsets of 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days run from each first-learning date. Lighter catch-up days are 7 Nov, 14 Nov, 21 Nov, 28 Nov, 5 Dec, 12 Dec and 19 Dec. Daily minutes stay at or under 90. New topics are on days with no review due, so the new work is the start of that session. On review days, reviews are the session. | Date | New topic | Reviews due | Minutes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 Nov | Algebra | Nothing due | 50 | | 2 Nov | — | Algebra (+1) | 20 | | 3 Nov | Trigonometry | Nothing due | 50 | | 4 Nov | — | Algebra (+3); Trigonometry (+1) | 40 | | 5 Nov | Probability | Nothing due | 50 | | 6 Nov | — | Trigonometry (+3); Probability (+1) | 40 | | 7 Nov | — | Catch-up only if a review was missed; otherwise rest | 30 | | 8 Nov | — | Algebra (+7); Probability (+3) | 40 | | 9 Nov | Statistics | Nothing due | 50 | | 10 Nov | — | Trigonometry (+7); Statistics (+1) | 40 | | 11 Nov | Coordinate Geometry | Nothing due | 50 | | 12 Nov | — | Probability (+7); Statistics (+3); Coordinate Geometry (+1) | 60 | | 13 Nov | Mensuration | Nothing due | 50 | | 14 Nov | — | Coordinate Geometry (+3); Mensuration (+1) | 40 | | 15 Nov | — | Algebra (+14) | 20 | | 16 Nov | — | Statistics (+7); Mensuration (+3) | 40 | | 17 Nov | — | Trigonometry (+14) | 20 | | 18 Nov | — | Coordinate Geometry (+7) | 20 | | 19 Nov | — | Probability (+14) | 20 | | 20 Nov | — | Mensuration (+7) | 20 | | 21 Nov | — | Catch-up only if a review was missed; otherwise rest | 30 | | 22 Nov | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 23 Nov | — | Statistics (+14) | 20 | | 24 Nov | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 25 Nov | — | Coordinate Geometry (+14) | 20 | | 26 Nov | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 27 Nov | — | Mensuration (+14) | 20 | | 28 Nov | — | Catch-up only if a review was missed; otherwise rest | 30 | | 29 Nov | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 30 Nov | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 1 Dec | — | Algebra (+30) | 20 | | 2 Dec | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 3 Dec | — | Trigonometry (+30) | 20 | | 4 Dec | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 5 Dec | — | Probability (+30) | 20 | | 6 Dec | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 7 Dec | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 8 Dec | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 9 Dec | — | Statistics (+30) | 20 | | 10 Dec | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 11 Dec | — | Coordinate Geometry (+30) | 20 | | 12 Dec | — | Catch-up only if a review was missed; otherwise rest | 30 | | 13 Dec | — | Mensuration (+30) | 20 | | 14 Dec | — | Nothing due | 0 | | 15 Dec | — | Final recall: Algebra; Trigonometry | 40 | | 16 Dec | — | Final recall: Probability; Statistics | 40 | | 17 Dec | — | Final recall: Coordinate Geometry; Mensuration | 40 | | 18 Dec | — | Final recall: all six, short pass | 60 | | 19 Dec | — | Catch-up only if a review was missed; otherwise rest | 30 | | 20 Dec | — | Exam day. Optional light recall only if the paper is not first thing. Exam time was not given. | 20 | How to review Close the notes and write or say the steps from memory. Check only the parts you missed, then redo those once. Do not reread the chapter and call that a review. If you miss a day Do the missed reviews first at the next session, oldest first. Shorten or skip that day's new topic so you stay within 90 minutes. Park anything still left on the next lighter day. Do not add a night session. The 15-18 Dec rows are a last pass before the 20 Dec exam, not a new spacing rule. The 30-day reviews already fall before the exam. I can export this as CSV for Google Calendar or Sheets if you want that.
How to use it
- Open ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok or Claude.
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Good to know
- Long date tables can contain errors like skipped days; scan the dates once before you rely on them. Run once in Grok on 9 Oct 2026 using the illustrative defaults on this page. Check the draft against your own facts before you use it.
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