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Time management for Test taker / exam candidate

Exam-prep life watching the countdown to the exam while managing per-subject progress and mock tests. Write it in a memo and it becomes a D-day and recurring study schedule.

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Write it as is — it becomes an event

Just jot the memos a {name} normally writes. There are no separate fields for date or time. Write like the examples below and Noti splits and sorts them for you.

Memo시험 100일 후Event
Memo매주 월수금 9시 영어Recurring event
  • Counts the days left until the exam
  • Recurring progress and review schedule
  • Automatic test-date alarms
Test taker / exam candidate schedules, no longer scattered.

Memos, events, tasks and reminders gather in one place.

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Here’s how to use it

It all starts in one memo box. Set it up once in the order below and it just runs.

1

Set a D-day

Write "시험 100일 후" (exam in 100 days) or "11월 17일 수능" (CSAT on Nov 17) and it calculates and shows that date and the days remaining.

2

Recurring subject review

Write "매주 월수금 9시 영어" (every Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00 English) and it becomes a recurring study schedule.

3

Mock test alarms

Register your mock test date and prepare with a day-before alarm.

Frequently asked questions

Is the D-day calculated?
Write the exam date and it calculates and shows the days remaining, and you can create events and notifications for that date.
Can I turn off notifications during focus time?
You can set quiet hours to reduce unnecessary notifications while studying.

Test taker / exam candidate, starting from one line of memo.

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