Spaced repetition study planner × capacity-aware planning Remember everything you learn. Without planning a thing.

Reviewing something right before you'd forget it — at expanding intervals — is one of the most robust findings in learning science: you revisit the material as it starts to fade, instead of re-reading everything the week before. Paced schedules those reviews automatically, for every topic you add. On the Standard pace that runs D+1, D+3, D+7, D+15, D+30 and on: the fourth review falls on day 15. A lighter and a more intense pace ship too, and you can set your own intervals.

Anki spaces flashcards; a to-do app holds a list. Paced spaces whole topics and chapters, then fits every review into your real week with a capacity engine that knows your classes, internships, shifts and days off. It plans your actual days — and tells you honestly when a plan won't fit.

Anki and Paced, side by side

Yes. The engine is content-agnostic: you create your own subjects and topics — medicine, law, engineering, high school, university, a professional certification, or self-study. You name your own subjects and topics, choose your own pace and intervals, and grade each assessment on whatever scale you use (20, 100, 4.0…). Nothing to adapt: the engine never assumed a syllabus in the first place.

Nothing breaks and nothing guilt-trips you. Overdue reviews are re-prioritized and rescheduled around your available time. Your history is never lost — progress is pure calendar math, so changing pace or taking a break never resets anything.

How to catch up on a backlog of reviews

Two ways. The Focus timer measures how long a session really takes, and a smoothed pace factor recalibrates future estimates from those measurements — most students discover a chapter takes noticeably longer than they had planned for. And in the Debrief you say how confident you felt on each topic and how long you want next time: shaky topics get an extra pass before their next review, and your durations are set by you, not guessed.

Paced, the study planner app and spaced repetition planner, is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and the web app runs in any browser — one account, always in sync. On Android there is no Play Store app: open pacedstudy.com in Chrome and add it to your home screen, and the web app opens like an app, with its own icon. Start on any of them.

Yes, on the web. The free plan gives you your daily reviews, the Debrief and the Day view, up to 8 active topics at a time, your schedule 7 days ahead and 14 days back, 1 exam and 1 catch-up sheet a day. No card, no trial clock, no ads. The free plan is on the web; the iPhone and iPad app needs a Plus subscription. Plus removes the cap and opens the Week and Month views, the timetable, grades, the focus timer and unlimited exams and catch-ups. Go Plus whenever a limit gets in your way — your data stays exactly where it is.

Paced is built on the engine behind MyÆDN and MyP1 — planners forged for France's most competitive medical exams, where a year of content meets a single ranking day. Same engine, rebuilt in English for every student. Same publisher, separate apps: pacedstudy.fr presents MyP1 and MyÆDN, two French apps for medical school built on the same engine. Paced, at pacedstudy.com, is the English app for any field of study. Other products called "Paced" (paced.com, paced.app, getpaced.app, pacedplanner.com) are not related to us.