Adding an Exam
Open the Exams Page
Click Exams in the sidebar. The calendar view opens, showing the current month with any existing exams marked.
Create a New Exam
Click the + Add Exam button or click directly on a date in the calendar. The exam creation form opens.
Fill in the Details
Enter the following information:
- Exam name — for example, “Organic Chemistry Midterm”
- Subject — helps you filter and color-code exams by course
- Date and time — the exact date and start time of the exam
Viewing Upcoming Exams
The Exams page offers two ways to look at your schedule:Calendar View
See all your exams plotted on a monthly calendar. Spot busy weeks instantly and get a visual sense of how your exams cluster together.
List View
See all upcoming exams sorted chronologically. Each entry shows the exam name, subject, and the number of days remaining — useful when you want to prioritize study time.
Google Calendar Sync
Clamly supports two-way sync with Google Calendar, meaning changes in either app stay in sync automatically.What Two-Way Sync Means
Clamly → Google Calendar
Exams you add in Clamly appear automatically in your Google Calendar. You’ll see them alongside your other events without any manual export.
Google Calendar → Clamly
Events from your Google Calendar can sync back into Clamly’s Exams page, so existing academic events you’ve already entered in Google are visible here too.
Connecting Google Calendar
Google Calendar sync is set up from the Exams page — the option is not available from the general account settings.Open Sync Settings
Look for the Connect Google Calendar button or the sync settings icon near the top of the page.
Authorize Clamly
You’ll be redirected to Google’s OAuth authorization screen. Sign in to the Google account you want to sync and grant Clamly the requested calendar permissions.
For complete step-by-step instructions and troubleshooting, see the Google Calendar Integration page.
Disconnecting Google Calendar
Open Sync Settings
Click the sync settings icon or the Manage Sync option near the Google Calendar status indicator.
Disconnecting sync does not remove events from your Google Calendar that were previously synced. You’ll need to delete those manually from Google Calendar if you no longer want them there.