How to use the group study workload splitter
This page decides who covers which part of the week's material in a study group. List your members one per line and enter the start and end of the range; each person gets a continuous block with page numbers, page count and share of the load. Add a weight after a name and that person takes proportionally more, while a line with only a name counts as weight 1. Hours available per week or how far along someone already is both work well as weights.
The total load is the end point minus the start point plus one. Weights are accumulated into a running share of the whole, and the point that share reaches becomes each member's end boundary. The next member starts immediately after, so blocks never overlap or leave gaps, and the last member's block always ends exactly on the end point you entered. If a weight is so small that someone ends up with zero pages, the page says so.
Separating name and weight with a comma or a tab is the safest format; without a separator only a number at the end of the line is read as a weight. Up to 30 members are accepted. The tool does not build a day-by-day schedule, set presentation order, or adjust blocks for difficulty.
Frequently asked questions
A line with only a name is treated as weight 1. If every line is just a name, the range is split into equal shares.
Yes. Separating the name and the weight with a comma is safest; without a comma, only a number at the end of the line is read as the weight and everything before it is the name.
No. Each person starts right after the previous person's end point because the boundaries come from a running cumulative share, so there are no overlaps and no gaps.