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Your whole academic life, in one calm place.
★★★★★4.8 average across 100,000+ GGC planners
Timetable, deadlines, grades, exams and wellbeing in one app. Open it in the morning and it tells you exactly what today needs.
Import your timetable once and your whole term fills itself in.
It does the maths. Your live average, and exactly what you need on the next exam.
Phone and laptop, one login. Works offline, even on the library wifi.
€30,00LAUNCH · ONE PAYMENT
One-off. Lifetime access, no subscription, ever.
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Sound familiar
Organised in theory. Drowning in practice.
You are not disorganised. You are running a whole degree across five apps that do not talk to each other.
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Your deadlines live in five placesA paper planner, your Notes app, three group chats and the portal. One of them always slips, and it is never the small one.
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You have no idea what you are averagingNot until results land. By then the grade is decided and there is nothing left to do about it.
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Revision is guessworkYou revise what feels nice, not what is actually weak. So the weak stays weak, right up until the exam.
The one minute set up
Import your timetable. The whole term appears.
Download the timetable file from your university, drop it in, and every lecture, lab and seminar lands in the right slot. Colour-coded by subject, with rooms and lecturers already filled in.
No typing it all out on a Sunday night. Most planners die in the setup, this one is done before your coffee goes cold, and you only ever do it once.
One file, and the term builds itself
Your subjects and colours made for you
Change anything by hand, any time
Every morning
Open it once, and today is answered.
Your next class and the room it is in. What is due and how long you have. Your one goal for the day. No scrolling, no five apps, no lying awake wondering what you have forgotten.
Hear a deadline in a lecture? Tap the +, type it, done. It files itself as a task, a deadline or a note, so you can stop holding your whole degree in your head.
The part that changes everything
It does the maths.
Every other planner is somewhere to write things down. This one tells you where you actually stand, and what you need next, while you can still do something about it.
Try it · projected grade
70%
2:1
Remaining coursework72
Remaining exams65
Illustrative. In the app it uses your real modules and their weights.
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Your live averageEvery module, worked out from your real marks and their weights. You know where you stand months before results, while you can still move the number.
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The what-if simulatorThe one that answers "what do I need on this final?". Drag your remaining coursework and exams, and watch the projected grade move in real time.
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Exam readinessCountdowns, room and time, and a readiness level pulled from your own revision confidence. No more finding out you are behind the night before.
Everything else it does
The bits you will actually use.
Not a feature list. The four screens you will open every week.
Assignments that start themselvesEvery assignment ships with steps, so "write essay" becomes six things you can actually begin. The bar only moves when you tick one.
Exams you can see comingCountdown, room and time, and a readiness level pulled from your own revision. No more finding out you are behind the night before.
Hours you actually didEvery focus session logs itself, so your week is real numbers, not a vibe. Empty days stay empty, we do not invent them.
Mood, sleep and energyLogged in five seconds, sat next to your grades because they are related. Private to you, and no guilt on a bad week.
Also in there: quick capture, notes per module, a free block finder that reads the real gaps in your week, a reading tracker, goals, reminders, a month calendar, and a one tap start to a new term.
The bit that actually gets you the grade
Revise the weak stuff, not the nice stuff.
Build a deck per subject and study it anywhere, the queue, the bus, the ten minutes before a seminar. Rate each card and the ones you keep fluffing come back around until they stick.
Decks per subject, made in seconds
Rate every topic weak, okay or confident
Your weakest topics feed your exam readiness
This is the bit that quietly moves your average. You stop revising what feels nice and start revising what is actually costing you marks.
The practical bit
Any device. Offline. Yours.
No app store, no download, nothing to update. It just opens.
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Add to home screenOpen the link, add it to your home screen, and it behaves like any other app. No app store, nothing to update.
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Works offlineLibrary basement, train, plane. It saves on your device and syncs the moment you are back.
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One login, every devicePhone in the lecture, laptop in the library. Same planner, always up to date.
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Yours to keepExport the lot whenever you like. One payment, lifetime access, no subscription.
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Questions
The things you are probably wondering.
No. Open the link, tap add to home screen, and it sits with your other apps. No app store, no updates to install, nothing eating your storage.
Yes. Same login on both, always in sync. Most students set it up on a laptop and then live in it on their phone.
They do different jobs. Paper is for thinking and for your life. This is for the deadlines and the maths, the bits paper cannot do. Plenty of students use both, which is exactly how we use them.
Yes. Everything is locked to your own account and nobody else can see it, including us in any way that matters. You can export or delete the lot whenever you want.
That is usually the setup's fault, not yours. This one fills itself in from your timetable and gives you one screen in the morning. There is no system to maintain, so there is nothing to fall behind on. Skip a week and it is still right when you come back.
Not directly, and we would rather be straight with you than oversell it. You import your timetable file, which takes about a minute, and you enter your own marks. Nothing is pulled from your uni and nothing of yours is sent to them.
One last thing
Open one thing, know what today needs.
Set it up in a minute, then spend the rest of term knowing exactly where you stand.
