Baseline
Your stated window
—reading daysPeak: — pages/day
| Date | Pages | Range |
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A calm plan for a crowded calendar
Turn your deadline into reading days.
Count only the weekdays you choose, remove the dates you cannot read, and see exactly what a later start changes.
Build a plan
Your reading window
Your readout
Two ways to reach the same finish line
Comparison
If you start later
—reading daysPeak: — pages/day
| Date | Pages | Range |
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Days lost—available reading days
Peak daily load—additional pages at peak
Pages are distributed as evenly as integer pages allow: the first eligible days receive any remainder. A plan is a math-only allocation for one book; it does not measure page complexity, reading speed, comprehension, or learning.
Simple, explicit math
Built for the dates that generic calculators miss.
We count the inclusive start and deadline, keep only your selected weekdays, then remove each unavailable date once. Remaining pages are split across those available days using whole-page rounding.
Formulas: remaining pages = final page − completed page. Daily pages are either ⌊P/N⌋ or ⌈P/N⌉. Dates use UTC day arithmetic and display in your browser’s native date format.
Limits: years 1900–2100; start and deadline at most 3,660 days apart; 1,000,000 pages; and 100 blackout lines. This is for one book. It makes no learning guarantee and never assumes US holidays.