How it works

Thesis timeline planner

See what fits in the weeks you have left, and what to cut if it doesn't.

Get a better result

  1. Cut scope, not checks

    A narrower question is fine. Missing citations or an unexplained method is not.

  2. Tell your supervisor early

    A plan with proposed cuts gets a faster yes than a request for reassurance.

  3. Keep the last days free

    The final check always takes longer than it looks.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose your thesis type, the time left and where you are now.

  2. 2

    We share the days out across the stages you still have, weighted by how long each usually takes.

  3. 3

    If the time is short, you get the cuts to make first. No AI is used.

Good to know

Stage lengths are typical, not measured for your project or field. Lab work, ethics approval and data access can take longer than any plan.

Painting: Dante's Bark by After Eugène Delacroix, from Art Institute of Chicago via Unsplash.