Set it.
Plan it.
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Student OS

Set it.
Plan it.
Achieve it.

The study app that knows
when you're ready

Wed, Dec 16 ✦ Plan ready
Calculus II — Study2:00–4:00
Physics 101 — Review4:30–6:00
History — Essay draftDue tomorrow
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Your week, planned

A week that
plans itself

Homework before it’s due. Revision before every test.

Study Mode

Open your homework.
Study Mode does the rest.

A timer, your next step, and a tutor at your side: it explains the topic, quizzes you, and tells you how ready you are for the test.

Homework help

Stuck on an exercise?
Chrono shows you where.

Snap your working: Chrono circles the line that went wrong and guides you to the fix, without giving it away.

Quiz me out loud

Chrono quizzes you out loud.
Like in class.

A real spoken conversation with a teacher who listens, presses and corrects you. When writing helps, the board opens.

Memory science

Spaced beats crammed.

Same hours, about twice as much remembered.

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With Zenow Spaced64%
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CHRONO

Knows everything.
Helps with everything.

Your calendar, homework, tests and grades. All in one mind.

Why it matters

Smarter studying,
measured

Each number links to the research behind it.

of students feel academically overwhelmed
saved per hour of planning
better retention with spaced study
to plan your whole week
For ambitious students

Aiming for a top university?

Selective admissions reward strong grades and a balanced profile. Zenow is built for both.

Your goals, your plan — Zenow isn't affiliated with any university.

How it works

From homework to ready, in three moves

No setup to sit through. Zenow does the planning; you do the part of studying that counts.

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Add it in seconds

Type it, snap your diary, or sync your school registry.

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Zenow plans the week

Every homework before it’s due, revision spread before each test.

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Study, then check

Learn it, answer three questions, see how ready you are.

Pricing

Every plan studies with you. Paid plans do more of it.

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Pro for you, and for each person in your household you add, a little less than Pro, on one bill. Each account stays private: nobody sees anyone else's homework, grades or chats.

  • Up to 6 people, each with all of Pro · AI credits shared
  • Every account private by default
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  • A Sunday email on the week, for the one who pays
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Sources & methodology

Data & research

Every claim on this page links to the study behind it. Click a claim to jump down here, then use the link on each card to jump back up.

Spacing & self-testing

2×better retention with spaced study
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    Cepeda et al. (2008) · Psychological ScienceSpacing effects on retention — 1,350+ learners, gaps up to 1 year
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    Cepeda et al. (2006) · Psychological BulletinMeta-analysis: 839 assessments across 184 articles — distributed practice reliably wins
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    Rohrer & Taylor (2006) · Applied Cognitive Psychology≈2× better math performance at a 4-week test (64% vs 32%)
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    Dunlosky et al. (2013) · Psych. Science in the Public InterestSpaced practice & practice testing rated high utility
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    Roediger & Karpicke (2006) · Psychological ScienceAnswering questions on what you studied beats reading it again for remembering it a week later

64% vs 32% = Rohrer & Taylor's 4-week retention test (distributed vs massed practice).

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Student overwhelm

70%of students feel academically overwhelmed
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    Barbayannis et al. (2022) · Frontiers in Psychology87% of U.S. college students cite education as their primary source of stress (APA, Stress in America)
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    Gallup (2023)66% of U.S. college students report experiencing stress
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    Haritay et al. (2025)74% of 1,426 students (ages 13–15, India) report high academic stress

Planning time & speed

4hsaved per hour of planning

The 4h figure is a U.S. government productivity guideline; 30s is a product measurement.

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Top university admissions

Balance beats an overloaded résumé
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    Harvard Graduate School of Education (2016) · Turning the TideEndorsed by the admissions deans of every Ivy League college — less achievement pressure, quality over quantity of activities
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    MIT Admissions (2016) · Dean Stu SchmillMIT's Dean of Admissions: balance and ethical engagement matter more than an overloaded résumé
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    Rohrer & Taylor (2006) · Applied Cognitive PsychologyThe "≈2× retention, same hours" figure behind the aim section