Synora

Adaptive AI scheduling

Correct it once.

Every block you move or resize tells Synora two things: when you actually do that kind of work, and how long it really takes you.

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How Adaptive Learning works

Two signals, not one.

Move a block to the evening and shorten it, and you've told Synora a timing preference and a real duration. Completing a task without moving it also counts — the plan was accepted.

It compounds.

Each correction narrows the gap between what Synora expects and what you actually do. Week six schedules closer than week one.

Frequently asked questions

What if I disagree with what it learned?+

Move the block again. Anything Synora learned can be corrected the same way it was learned.

Does dragging on my phone count?+

Yes. Dragging a block in Google Calendar on your phone counts the same as on desktop.

Do I have to correct it for learning to happen?+

No. Ticking a task complete without moving the block also feeds learning — the plan was accepted.

What doesn't Adaptive Learning do?+

There's no training mode, no feedback prompts, and no questions to answer. It doesn't show you a report of your habits — what it learns stays inside your planning.

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