A syllabus in, a calendar out
Upload the PDF, or a photo of it taken across the lecture hall. Course details, class and lab times, the grading table and every due date buried in the weekly schedule come out as structured data — which you check before any of it reaches your calendar.
Ranked by what it costs you
Not by date. A problem set can be done the hour before it's due; an exam worth a third of your grade needs a week of runway. The dashboard measures distance to when you have to start, so the exam doesn't sit behind every small thing due sooner.
Notes into study material
One upload, six outputs: a study guide, a quiz with an answer key, flashcards, a Kahoot CSV, a mnemonic song, and a condensed read-through. Everything stays tagged to its course.
Flashcards that know when to come back
An SM-2 scheduler, the same family Anki uses. Cards you find easy go weeks out; ones you miss come back tomorrow. Decks import and export in a format Anki reads natively.
The grade question, answered
Enter scores as they come back and it tells you what you need on the final to finish where you want to. It will say 112% if that's the honest answer.
Your whole week, not just class
Work shifts, practice, an internship, standing family time — anything that repeats goes in alongside your courses, and nothing gets planned on top of it.
Built for the finish line
For pre-meds: every MCAT content category rated and practised, a week-by-week plan placed around your classes, prerequisites matched against your courses, a science GPA estimate, and hours logged the way AMCAS asks for them.