Most "AI study planners" hand you a generic timetable and leave the adapting to you. CapCompass starts from the day you actually have: school hours, coaching hours, meals, sleep and commute go in first, and only what is left over gets planned. From there it maps every chapter of your syllabus across the months you have left, tracks what you finish, and re-sequences the rest when a week does not go the way it was drawn.
You enter your real school and coaching timings, when you eat and when you sleep. CapCompass fills only the gaps between them, which is why the plan survives contact with a normal week instead of assuming twelve empty hours a day.
The full syllabus for your board and your entrance exams is split across your runway with revision rounds reserved up front, so you can see in one screen which chapter belongs to which month and how much is left.
Skipped work stays in the queue and moves toward the front. The week rebuilds around the time genuinely left rather than pretending the missed days happened. If the work left no longer fits the days left, the plan trims to the highest-scoring version that does and tells you what it parked.
A planner that only tells you what to study leaves you to go and find it. CapCompass writes its own handwritten-style revision notes — 466 chapters, 2070 pages, diagrams drawn in — and they open at the page covering the sub-topic your current block is on. There is also a practice bank of 15,961 questions for JEE, NEET, CBSE, ICSE, ISC, Maharashtra HSC, Maharashtra SSC and the SAT, which runs as its own session and never writes to your plan.
The built-in assistant can see your chapters, exam dates, mock scores and settings, so asking why you are behind gets an answer about your plan, and it can rebuild the week from the conversation. You can also photograph a question you are stuck on, ask it to check your working, ask a doubt out loud, or ask it to explain its last answer more simply.
There is no account and no password. The plan lives in your browser, installs as an app, works offline, and Google Drive backup is optional and off by default.
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