Minmentoby WhiteMirrorUse cases · Students
A study planner that fits a student's week.
Assignments, exams, study sessions and routines in one window, on a laptop that may not always have Wi-Fi.
A fortnight of deadlines on the Timeline
The problem
Student weeks are lumpy: a quiet Monday, then three deadlines on Thursday. A plain list hides that. What helps is seeing the next two weeks, breaking big assignments into steps, and protecting time to actually study.
How Minmento helps
- See the crunch coming. The Timeline lays out the next 14 days, so three deadlines on one day are obvious a week early.
- Break big work down. Subtasks turn "Essay" into outline, draft, references and edit, with a progress bar.
- Protect study time. Pomodoro blocks give each session a start and an end, and the focus record shows how much you really did.
- Keep routines. Habits for reading, revision or exercise, with a year of check-ins.
- Count down to exams. Countdown cards show days remaining.
An example setup
One way to set Minmento up for term time
- Make a list per courseCreate a folder for the term and a list for each course, with a colour each.
- Add every deadlineUse Quick Capture: "Essay draft Friday 5pm P1 #history". Break it into subtasks.
- Study in blocksStart a 25-minute Pomodoro for each block and check the Timeline every Sunday.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is Minmento good for students?
It suits students who work on a Windows laptop and want tasks, a calendar, a focus timer and habits in one place, with no separate subscription tiers inside the app.
Does it need Wi-Fi?
No. Minmento works offline, which helps in libraries and on commutes.
Can I plan around exams?
Yes. Add a countdown for each exam and put revision tasks on the Timeline.
Download
Put your work back on your own machine.
Get Minmento from the Microsoft Store. It runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
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