Students balancing classes
Plan lectures, labs, review blocks, homework, and exam preparation without keeping separate lists in different apps.
StudyCue Planner by Solutions DevHive
A smart study planner for calmer school weeks.
StudyCue Planner brings class schedules, tasks, notes, focus sessions, flashcards, quizzes, group planning, and Cue AI into one student workspace. It is built for the real week: lectures, online modules, deadlines, review blocks, project meetings, and the small tasks that usually disappear until the night before.
Current beta access is free. The Free plan may be supported by ads, and future pricing or feature limits may change after beta with updated public information on the Pricing page.
Who it is for
Built for students with crowded, changing weeks.
Interns with changing schedules
Keep school deadlines visible while fitting study sessions around shifts, commutes, training days, and portfolio work.
Group project teams
Break a shared deadline into smaller responsibilities, meeting checkpoints, and follow-up tasks that are easier to track.
Online and hybrid classes
Turn video lessons, async readings, discussion boards, and online quizzes into a weekly plan with real time blocks.
Key benefits
Less scattered planning, more visible next steps.
StudyCue is not trying to replace your teacher, syllabus, or judgment. It gives you a single place to turn school obligations into a plan you can actually follow.
- See classes, tasks, notes, and focus sessions together instead of rebuilding context every time you study.
- Convert vague goals such as "study biology" into dated tasks, review blocks, flashcards, and quiz practice.
- Use Cue AI as a planning assistant when your workload feels crowded and you need the next practical step.
- Keep a free student-friendly workspace during beta, supported by ads for Free plan experiences where applicable.
Feature preview
The planner tools students use every week.
Calendar and schedules
Map class blocks, recurring study times, exam windows, and catch-up sessions.
Tasks and deadlines
Track assignments, readings, project pieces, quizzes, and admin chores with due dates.
Notes
Keep study notes near the planner context that made them useful in the first place.
Focus timer
Start a dedicated work session when it is time to read, solve, draft, or review.
Flashcards and quizzes
Turn study material into active recall practice before exam week arrives.
Group Planning
Coordinate shared project milestones and meeting prep with less last-minute confusion.
Cue AI assistant
A planning assistant, not a shortcut around learning.
Cue AI helps students reason through messy workloads: what to start first, how to split a large assignment, which notes could become flashcards, or how to prepare for a quiz without cramming. It should be used responsibly, checked against course materials, and kept within your school's academic integrity rules.
1. Add your school week
Enter classes, study blocks, online sessions, internship shifts, and known deadlines.
2. Turn work into tasks
Break readings, problem sets, papers, labs, and projects into smaller dated actions.
3. Study with feedback loops
Use notes, flashcards, quizzes, focus sessions, and Cue AI prompts to keep improving the plan.
FAQ
Before you create an account.
Is StudyCue Planner only for university students?
No. It is designed around student workflows, so it can help high school students, college students, interns, certification learners, and online class takers who need one place to organize study work.
Does the Free plan include ads?
The Free plan is designed to stay accessible and may include advertising. During beta, current features are free, and pricing or limits may change later with clear public updates.
Should I rely on Cue AI for final answers?
No. Cue AI is a planning and study assistant. Use it to organize priorities, explain study approaches, or generate practice prompts, then check important academic work against your course materials and school rules.
Can I read the policies before making an account?
Yes. StudyCue keeps the Terms, Privacy Policy, Cookies Policy, Help, Pricing, and Contact pages public so students and families can review them before signing up.
Review the public information.
Learn how StudyCue works, what the free beta includes, how support works, and how privacy, cookies, ads, and terms are handled before you sign up.