Personal catch-up ledger · 14th Daf Yomi cycle

Finishing Shasלוח השלמה

1,143 daf of catch-up — כתובות through סדר מועד and ברכות — against the daily daf, landing on the Siyum HaShas at MetLife Stadium. The schedule re-flows from wherever you actually are, so a heavy day or a missed one reshapes what's ahead instead of leaving a stale plan behind.

Siyum HaShas
Jun 6, 2027
א׳ סיון תשפ״ז — Rosh Chodesh Sivan
Days left
Final daf נדה עג falls Jun 7
Daf left
Pace needed now
Projected finish
Based on your last three weeks

The shape of the job

נשים מועד זרעים

I'm up to

Done today

Today's target

Week by week Click a week to open its days · edit any day's actual

Each week shows what the live plan asks of you and what you actually logged. Change a day's number and everything after it redistributes — you are never held to a number you set weeks ago.

Difficulty and the load curve Fewer daf while the masechta is hard

Each masechta carries a difficulty factor. The plan spreads effort evenly rather than daf, so a hard masechta gets fewer daf a day and an easy one more — which is why the early months ask less of you than the spring. Drag any slider and the whole schedule rebalances.

Your data

How the pace and projection work

Pace needed now divides the effort still ahead of you by the capacity of the days still left, then converts it to daf at the difficulty of whatever masechta you are in. It moves every time you log something. Projected finish ignores the plan entirely and asks a simpler question: at the rate you have actually been going these last three weeks, when do you land?

Why days are not all equal

Capacity is weighted by the Jewish calendar — a full weekday is 1.0, Shabbos 0.85, Friday 0.55, chol hamoed 0.65, a fast day 0.65, Yom Tov 0.25, Yom Kippur zero. The plan never asks you to do a normal day's learning on erev Pesach.

Where progress is stored

In this browser only, under shas-plan-v2 — nothing is sent anywhere. Use Export progress to move between devices or keep a backup.