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Built around a student week

Notes, timetable, practice and focus — connected in one workspace.

Notes with the lecture

Open a note from your timetable. Keep slides beside the page, flag gaps, and file by course and week.

Timetable and deadlines

Classes, assignments and exams on one calendar. Jump from any class straight into the matching note.

Flashcards from your notes

Highlight a line and make a set. Spaced repetition brings weak cards back before the test.

Essay feedback

Paste a draft and the rubric. Get comments and a predicted mark while you can still rewrite.

Focus tools

Lock In for a quiet block, AirStudy for longer sessions, Daily recall so revision does not pile up.

From Monday lecture to exam week

Follow one course through a typical stretch of term and see where notes, sets and deadlines connect.

Monday, 9am

Walk into the lecture.

Open a note from the dashboard for that class. It is filed under the right course, week and lecture so you can find it again without renaming files.

BIOL 101 · Week 3 · Monday

Lecture: Cell signalling

Filed under W3 · Monday

Tutorial prep: Receptor pathways

Filed under W3 · Wednesday

Filed automatically, nothing to sort later.

Monday, 3pm

Turn notes into practice.

Select the points you want to remember and build a flashcard set. Run a short practice round the same afternoon while the lecture is still fresh.

Notes → flashcards

What triggers receptor activation?

Define signal transduction

Name two second messengers

12 cards from tonight’s lecture, one tap.

Monday, 6pm

See what still needs doing.

Mark the lecture complete, then check assignments, quizzes and workshop prep for the days ahead on the same timetable.

This week · all papers

BIOL 101 · Lab report

Thu 11:59pm

STATS 108 · Quiz 4

Fri 5:00pm

PHIL 105 · Essay draft

Mon 9:00am

Every paper, one list.

Assignments

Get feedback before you submit.

Paste your essay draft and the rubric. You receive comments and a predicted mark so you can revise structure and argument before the due date.

Essay grader · draft 2
72%

Essay grade

96%

Originality

Did well · Clear thesis, well signposted in your intro

Improve · Paragraph 3 drifts from the question. Tie it back

See your grade, originality and rubric feedback before you submit.

Exam time

Walk in ready.

Open the library for that course to see every note and set in one place, then focus recall on the topics that still feel weak.

Daily recall · exam week

Cell signalling

5 cards

due today

Receptor pathways

4 cards

due today

The Calvin cycle

5 cards

tomorrow

A few minutes a day since week one. 36 day streak.

Try a study set in the browser

Run a short practice round with sample cards. You will see how answers, feedback and progress feel before you import your own notes.

Biology Notes (Week 4) · Quiz1 / 3

What is the powerhouse of the cell?

Extra ways to revise the same material

Once a set exists you can switch mode without rebuilding content. Hover a mode to see when students use it.

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