Everything for your day, considered.
Each part does one thing well and knows about the rest - so your day is assembled the moment you open it.
Finally, a school calendar that actually has your schedule.
Classes, deadlines, tasks and life - all in one place.
- Everything in one week.
- Deadlines where you'll see them.
- Always know what's next.
Every part, considered.
Each piece does one thing well - and knows about the others. Here's how the day comes together.
Upload a syllabus. Get a course.
Drop in a syllabus and Stead creates the course and fills it in for you - so the term starts from a PDF you already have, not from a blank page.
- A syllabus becomes a course, already populated
- Add courses by hand whenever you'd rather
- Everything lands beside the rest of your week
Drop your syllabus
Course created
PSYC 100Principles of Psychology
- Schedule
- Grades
- Resources
Know what needs your attention.
Everything you have to do, in one list that actually reflects your week. Add a task in seconds and see it against your schedule.
- Group work by course or project
- Deadlines that line up with your calendar
- Quick capture between classes
- Read Chapter 4PSYC 100Done
- Problem set 3MATH 121Due 5:00
- Lab report draftCHEM 112Today
- Group check-inCOMM 2004:00
Your schedule finally makes sense.
Classes, deadlines and everything else in a single view - so you can see the shape of your day before it starts.
- Classes and due dates in one place
- Day, week and month views
- Bring in the calendars you already use
PSYC 100
Ellis Hall
CHEM Lab
Chernoff 210
Study group
Library
Everything for class. Where you expect it.
Each course keeps its own space - so the thing you need is never three logins away.
- One place per course
- Deadlines tied to the right class
- Room for what each course needs
- Quiz · Fri
PSYC 100
Intro to Psychology
- Lab report
CHEM 112
General Chemistry
- Problem set 3
MATH 121
Linear Algebra
- Group work
COMM 200
Communications
Start informed.
Your day at a glance - what's next, what's due, today's headlines and the weather, all on the page you open first.
- What's next and what's due, together
- Today's headlines without another tab
- The weather, without another app
Tuesday · September 9
Good morning, Sam.
3 classes, 4 tasks, and clear skies later.
4°
Partly cloudy
Less searching. More doing.
One workspace instead of a dozen tabs. Your day is already assembled by the time you open it.
- One place to begin, every day
- Nothing important buried in a tab
- Built to stay out of your way
PSYC 100
Ellis Hall
CHEM Lab
Chernoff 210
Study group
Library
- Read Chapter 4PSYC 100Done
- Problem set 3MATH 121Due 5:00
- Lab report draftCHEM 112Today
- Group check-inCOMM 2004:00
4°
Partly cloudy
Not another productivity app. A workspace built around university.
General to-do apps don't know what a course is, or that your schedule changes, or that a deadline just moved. This does - because it's built for exactly that.
Built around courses
The unit of student life is the course - so the whole workspace is too.
Deadlines that move
Schedules change. Your view keeps up instead of going stale.
Made for the phone
Most of your day happens on your phone. So does most of this.
Quiet by default
Information when you want it - not a feed fighting for your attention.