Before and after
The reply everyone gets, next to the plan the vault produces
Both real. The same request, once without the vault and once with it.
5 messages
1 message
To get a finished plan
21 minutes
4 minutes
Time to a finished plan
5 days written out
28 days written out
Days actually scheduled
Each topic studied once
Each topic studied three times, dated
Revision coverage
0 practice questions
60 practice questions, with answer keys
Practice built in
Every figure above is counted, not estimated.
You paste one block of rules into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. From then on, it stops chatting and starts producing finished study documents: a multi-subject revision countdown with every day written out, a study sheet with an answer key, an assignment plan with the brief decoded and the words budgeted, and a Sunday-night rebuild for the week that did not go to plan. It works on free accounts, there is nothing to install, and the first document takes about four minutes.
What's inside
Everything the vault ships with
5 templates
Study sheet, exam revision countdown (the flagship, handling several subjects and exam dates at once), assignment breakdown plan, progress check and rebuild, and an update message for a tutor.
10 prompts
Ten prompts in three bands, including a five-message chain that plans an entire exam period in about 25 minutes.
The Brain
26 rules that stop the AI greeting you, inventing dates, padding, or letting week four come out thinner than week one, plus separate tweak files for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
7 setup guides
One per platform route, on free and paid tiers, plus a chooser if you do not know which one to pick.
3 worked examples
Including the same request answered with and without the vault, side by side.
3 bonuses
A one-page cheat sheet of what to send on which day, a printable setup checklist, and a rescue plan for three days before the exam with nothing revised.
GUIDE.html
The whole vault as one browser page with copy buttons. Most buyers never open another file.
Every file, twice
Each file ships as both .md and .txt, because plenty of people cannot open the first one.
Pricing
Try it free, upgrade when you need the whole vault
Free kit
$0
free forever, no card required
- A working sample of the study planner system
- One flagship template plus its setup guide
- Enough to test the workflow before upgrading
Pro vault
$9.99
one-off payment, no subscription
- 5 templates: study sheet, exam revision countdown, assignment breakdown, progress rebuild, tutor update
- 10 prompts across three bands, including a 5-message exam-period planning chain
- The Brain: 26 rules, plus tweak files for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
- 7 setup guides for every platform and tier
- 3 worked before-and-after examples
- 3 bonuses: cheat sheet, setup checklist, 3-day rescue plan
- GUIDE.html, plus every file as both .md and .txt
One revision timetable built by hand takes 60 to 90 minutes, and it usually gets abandoned halfway. The vault does it in four minutes and does not get abandoned, because it can be rebuilt in five.
A single hour of private tuition costs many times the price of this vault, and it does not leave you with a plan for the other twenty-seven days.
For a tutor: study sheets for a twelve-topic scheme of work take about five hours by hand. The vault does the batch in eight minutes, once per scheme, every year.
Before you ask
Isn't this just prompts I could write myself?
You could. The Brain is 26 rules, and most of them exist because something went wrong without them: week four coming out thinner than week one, a confident invented exam date, every topic scheduled once and never revisited. You are buying the list of things that go wrong, discovered in advance.
Is this cheating?
Planning your own study time is not cheating anywhere. The vault produces plans and practice questions, not submissions. The assignment planner decodes a brief and dates the stages, it does not write the essay, and it tells you to check your module's rule on AI assistance before you use it on graded work. If you want something to write your coursework, this is the wrong product.
Do I need to pay for ChatGPT?
No. Everything works on free accounts. The only paid-only step is creating a ChatGPT Custom GPT, and Claude Projects, ChatGPT Projects and Gemini Gems give you the same permanent setup for nothing.
It's just text files.
Yes. That is the point. No install, no login, no subscription, nothing that stops working when a platform changes. A folder of text files plus one page that opens in your browser.
Will it work for my subject?
It organises time, topics, questions and deadlines rather than teaching content, so it is subject-neutral. For performance or portfolio subjects, the assignment planner still handles the deadline and the stages, and you swap the word budget for your own deliverables.
I've tried asking ChatGPT for a revision timetable and it was useless.
So has almost everyone, and it was. It asks four questions, gives you five detailed days and three vague weeks, schedules every topic once, and never tells you how to check that a session worked. That is exactly the reply shown in the before-and-after comparison on this page, unedited. The vault is the list of instructions that fixes it.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Email us if it does not work for you. Most 'it did not work' cases turn out to be a two-line fix, and we would rather fix it than take the sale back.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install anything?
No. There is no software and no account with us.
Does it work on free ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini?
Yes, all three, and there are separate guides for the free and saved-assistant versions of each.
How long until I have something?
Three to eight minutes of setup, then about four minutes for your first plan.
Does it know my exam dates or my marking criteria?
No, and it never pretends to. Anything you did not supply comes back marked for you to verify. That is deliberate.
Can a tutor use it with several students?
Yes. The tutor-update template includes a comment bank, so feedback stays consistent across a group.
Will it still work when the platforms change?
The setup guides are their own files and get updated within the version you bought.