You upload your materials
Curriculum PDFs, provider notes, slide decks, your own summaries — whatever you already study from. The plan is built from your uploaded materials, not from a generic syllabus.
Upload your materials and get day 1 tonight. The plan splits what you uploaded into day-by-day readings, generates a quiz from each one, and dates every task backward from your exam date.
Free to start. $8/week or $30/month if you upgrade. No credit card to start.
Weeks are counted from today to each level's first test day. Hours per week divide the roughly 300 hours CFA Institute reports as typical preparation for one level. Adjust down if you have already covered part of the curriculum.
| Level | Exam window | Weeks left | At 300 hours total | Per study day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level I | November 11–17, 2026 | 5 weeks to day one | ≈60 hours/week | ≈10.0 hours/day across six study days |
| Level II | November 18–22, 2026 | 6 weeks to day one | ≈50 hours/week | ≈8.3 hours/day across six study days |
Level III is not offered in November 2026. If you are sitting Level III, or you miss the August 11 deadline, check which level sits in which window before you plan anything.
The plan is built from your uploaded materials, with quizzes generated from them. Free week-by-week templates exist and some are good; what they cannot do is date your material, because they have never seen it.
Curriculum PDFs, provider notes, slide decks, your own summaries — whatever you already study from. The plan is built from your uploaded materials, not from a generic syllabus.
The plan splits your materials into day-by-day readings and places each one on a real calendar date, working backward from your exam date.
Quizzes are generated from the pages you just read, so a weak answer points at a page you own instead of at a topic label.
Spaced review returns weak material on the days it is about to fade, and mock exams sit in the final weeks before your exam date.
The preview below is dated backward from November 11, 2026 — the first Level I test day. Move the start date and the whole schedule moves with it. Sitting Level II? Push exam day to November 18 and the plan gains a week.
Coverage first, then spaced review, then mocks — every task dated backward from your exam date.
Sample activity — your own streaks, study time, and module milestones appear here once you upload.
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Every module dated to your exam, with quizzes and FSRS flashcards generated from your own materials.
Unlock my full plan freeThat is the standard registration fee for one level. The seat is bought; the only variable left is what happens in the 5 weeks before it. A plan that dates your materials day-by-day costs a fraction of the registration fee and is the one part of this you can still change today.
Miss the sitting and the fee does not carry: the next Level II window after November 2026 is May 2027.
Free to start. $8/week or $30/month if you upgrade. No credit card to start.
No. Registration for the November 2026 window closed on August 11, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET, and the scheduling deadline was August 18, 2026. If you missed it, the next sitting is February 2027, which offers Level I and Level III only — final registration is November 5, 2026.
Level I and Level II only. Level I runs November 11–17, 2026 and Level II runs November 18–22, 2026. Level III is not offered in the November window.
Count from today to your level’s first test day: Level I begins November 11, 2026 and Level II begins November 18, 2026. The table on this page computes the weeks remaining from today’s date — every week you wait removes one.
Divide roughly 300 hours — the preparation time CFA Institute reports as typical for one level — by the weeks you have left. With 10 weeks left that is 30 hours per week, about 5 hours a day across six study days. The table on this page computes this from today’s date.
The plan is built from your uploaded materials, with quizzes generated from them. It lays out day-by-day readings, pairs each reading with a quiz drawn from the same pages, schedules spaced review of weak material, and places mock exams in the final weeks before your exam date.
No. The plan works from whatever you already have — curriculum PDFs, provider notes, your own summaries, or a mix. It sits alongside a prep provider rather than replacing the content you bought.
Free to start. $8/week or $30/month if you upgrade. No credit card to start.
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