Research schedule comparison
Weekly source schedule planner.
Use this mobile-friendly board to compare published source schedules side by side, review day-by-day timing and preparation language, set your own start weeks to lay out a sequence, and keep every record separate.
Weekly comparison
Choose 1 or more protocols
Weekly schedule
Compare the selected schedules by day.
Selected protocols
Review preparation, limitations, and evidence for each selection.
Your saved selections stay in this browser only.
Stack planner FAQ
How the planner works.
What is the weekly schedule board?
It is a mobile-friendly board for comparing protocol schedules side by side. Each protocol keeps its own published phase, dose, and timing in the weekly view.
Can I compare one protocol or several at once?
Yes. Select one or several protocols to compare timing, dose, preparation, and phase progression.
Can I give a protocol a later start week?
Yes. Set a start week on any selected record and the board reads that record's own published schedule from the week you chose — useful for laying out a sequence you already planned. The planner does not design or recommend that sequence; it only displays the arrangement you set.
Can I share an arrangement with someone?
Yes. Use Copy arrangement link. The link carries the records and the start weeks you set, so whoever opens it sees the same view. A shared link is someone's arrangement, not guidance from this site.
Does this planner calculate doses or mixing instructions?
No. It only compares schedules. It does not calculate totals or provide medical instructions.
Why does the planner use a weekly view?
The weekly view makes timing and phase changes easier to compare at a glance.
Need the calculator instead? Try the reconstitution calculator or browse the protocol library for individual records.