For schools and universities
Help students plan.
Before they fall behind.
Give students a planner that shows where their study time goes, with licenses, onboarding and pricing set up for your institution.
Built around a student's real week
Classes from Google or Outlook Calendar, study blocks, deadlines and timers in one place, in the browser and on desktop.
An EU company, GDPR from day one
PV0T OÜ is based in Estonia. We sign a Data Processing Agreement, and each student's data stays their own.
One agreement for any number of students
Licenses for a course, a department or the whole campus, at a price we agree together.
Why it matters
Studying has changed. How students see their time hasn't.
Schools and universities are asked to adapt faster than ever, and students are asked to keep up. We built PV0T for what that pressure looks like day to day.
New ways to study need new tools
Recorded lectures, blended courses, self-paced modules and AI assistants mean students now plan much of their own learning, and institutions are expected to support methods that barely existed a few years ago. A list of deadlines can't tell anyone whether those methods work. Seeing how the time was actually spent can.
More hours is not better work
Under pressure, the instinct is to add input: later nights, longer sessions, more tabs open. But what counts is the output, an idea understood, an essay that holds up, an exam passed, and that depends on the quality of the hours, not their number. PV0T puts planned time next to tracked time, so students can see which sessions produced work and which only filled the calendar.
Pressure makes time hard to read
Academic pressure blurs the week. A student can feel busy from Monday to Friday and still not know where Tuesday afternoon went. Without that picture, every bad week looks like a lack of effort, and the answer is always more effort, which only adds to the pressure.
Most of it leaks in small pieces
Lost time is rarely one big failure. It is micro-leaks: a quick look at the phone that turns into twenty minutes, a study block that starts late, a planned task that never begins. PV0T records them as they happen and shows the pattern across the week. Finding and closing those leaks takes much of the pressure off, without adding a single hour to lives that are already full.
Help your students see where their time goes. Then let them decide what to change.
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