Every college student has had this experience: it's Week 10, you have two midterms and a 15-page paper due in the same 72-hour window, and you didn't see it coming because each syllabus lives in a different tab. Paste your syllabi once at the start of the semester. Get a unified calendar, a workload heatmap, and every conflict flagged — in 5 minutes. ## What's included - **PARSE** — extracts every assignment, exam, quiz, reading, and deadline from any syllabus format (table, paragraph, PDF copy-paste, Canvas / Blackboard export) - **MERGE** — combines 1-6 courses into a single unified semester timeline - **EXPORT** — valid .ics calendar file you import directly into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook with color-coded events by course - **HEATMAP** — week-by-week workload visualization; see hell weeks before they arrive - **CONFLICTS** — flags dangerous stacking (2 exams same day, 3 major items in one week, paper-due-on-exam-day) with severity ratings - **REMINDERS** — configurable alerts: 7d / 3d / 1d before exams; 3d / 1d before major assignments - **QUERY** — ask anything: "what's due this week?", "when is my next exam?", "show me Week 8", "what's heaviest this month?" - **UPDATE** — mid-semester changes? "Move BIOL 301 Midterm to Oct 15" → calendar regenerated, downstream conflicts re-checked - **Recurring event expansion** — "every Friday: quiz" expands all 15 instances; "Tuesdays + Thursdays: reading" handles the full semester - **School-calendar aware** — semester, quarter, summer session; graduate + undergraduate ## Limitations - **Not a study planner** — surfaces what's due + when; pairs with Adaptive Study Scheduler (separate listing) for day-by-day MCAT/LSAT/GRE prep - **Not an LMS** — pairs with Canvas / Blackboard / Moodle; doesn't submit assignments - **Not a tutor** — calendar + workload; subject-matter help is a separate agent - **Syllabus quality matters** — vague syllabi ("readings throughout") produce vague calendars; the agent flags what's ambiguous - **English-first** — non-English syllabi require translation step ## Best fit Undergrads + grad students taking 3-6 concurrent courses. ADHD / executive-function students for whom one unified calendar is the difference between catching the Week 10 stack and getting blindsided. Pre-meds and pre-laws stacking heavy science loads. Working students juggling courses + job shifts. Especially valuable at semester start when 30 minutes of paste-and-parse buys back 15 hours of "wait, when is that due?" the rest of the term.
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