A timetable that ignores your school day is a timetable you abandon in week two. Most study timetable generators hand you a blank weekly grid and leave you to fill it. CapCompass asks for the fixed parts of your week first, then generates the study blocks into what is actually left. The result is usually fewer hours than a generic planner promises and considerably more of them survive.
School, coaching, travel, meals and sleep are entered as real blocks. Study is planned into the gaps between them, so the timetable never asks you to be in two places at once.
Before anything is scheduled you see the honest weekly total of free study time your days contain. Plans built on a number you can actually hit are the ones that last.
Each block names the chapter and what kind of work it is, so opening the app on a Tuesday evening answers what to study rather than which subject to feel guilty about.
A weekly grid is the easy part. CapCompass maps every chapter of your syllabus across the months you have left to the exam, so the generated week is a slice of a plan that reaches the exam rather than seven days invented in isolation.
A focus room runs the timer for the block you are on and logs the hours you actually put in, which is what the projection is drawn from later.
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