In short: go to Homework, tap “New homework”, choose a subject and date, and set a difficulty in story points.
Before you start
No setup is strictly necessary, but homework becomes much faster to use once you've set up an active school timetable — then Morgenrutine can suggest both subject and date automatically.
Step by step
- Go to Homework and tap “New homework”
With an active timetable, choose the subject from a dropdown, filled in automatically from the timetable. Without one, type the subject as free text.
- Choose a date
If the chosen subject has upcoming scheduled days, the nearest ones are suggested automatically as shortcuts. Otherwise, pick a custom date.
- Write an optional description
What the homework involves.
- Set the difficulty with a story point
1, 3, 5, 13, or 21 (default is 3) — the higher the number, the bigger the task.
- Save the homework
It now shows up in the list, sorted by date.
Good advice
- Set up your school timetable first. It makes creating new homework noticeably faster, because subject and date are suggested automatically instead of being typed each time.
- Use story points consistently. It becomes easier to judge a day's total homework load at a glance, instead of having to read every item.