A calendar that schedules itself
Effort is spread over your working days, inside your daily limit and around the days you can’t work.
Features
Forma schedules the work, tracks what depends on what, talks with you, and changes the plan when life does.
Effort is spread over your working days, inside your daily limit and around the days you can’t work.
The model runs on your graphics chip. Your goals aren’t sent to an AI provider.
Push a task and everything that depends on it follows. Nothing starts before it can.
Dictate a goal, and have answers read aloud in a voice you pick.
Every change, from a checkbox to a new deadline, can be taken back.
Ask in plain words. It changes the real plan, not just the conversation, and shows you exactly what moved.
Connections
Connect the tools you already use and Forma reads your upcoming assignments and events, then plans around them. Read-only: it never changes anything.
Voice
Dictate a goal instead of typing it, and have the assistant read its answers aloud. Pick from the natural voices already on your device: free, nothing to download.
Personalize
Light, dark and seven color themes, from pastel pink to baby blue. Plus accessibility settings that apply everywhere: larger text, higher contrast, reduced motion, readable spacing and underlined links.
Preview
Finals week
Go on, try one. This whole page changes.
Private by design
Forma’s planning model runs in your browser on your own graphics chip, sized to what your computer can handle. Your goals aren’t sent to an AI provider, and there’s no API bill behind your plans.
Modes
Students, professionals, founders, creators, athletes and busy households each get a planner tuned to them.
Planning as a student
Ace my AP Bio exam on May 12
How Forma plans: Fit work around classes, deadlines and exam dates. Prefer proven study methods (spaced repetition, practice tests, active recall) and focused 25–50 minute sessions, with review time before every exam.
Type it, or say it. Forma takes it from there.