One place per course that has actually read your course. Upload the term's documents once — we sort them, take the dates off them, keep a semester plan that changes when your term does, and answer questions about your own material rather than the internet's.
Syllabus, lecture slides, your notes, three years of past papers — in one drag. Everything is sorted onto shelves for you: lectures with lectures, exams with exams.
Nobody types a syllabus into a calendar. The dates are lifted out of the documents you uploaded and gathered into one list, so the next thing due is always on the page.
Week by week for the rest of the term, written from your material rather than a template. When the midterm moves, say so and it rewrites itself around the new date.
Not a general chatbot given a topic: it can open your lecture notes, quote your syllabus back at you and change your plan while you talk to it.
Take any course into the arena and the models get the same context you have — your week, your material, the thing you are actually behind on.
When somebody in your class has uploaded the exact file you just did, your shelf says so — how many, never who. It is a quiet reminder that the reading you are staring at 200 other people are staring at too.
Sign up and your courses are saved, sorted and yours — the files stay private to your account, and everything you ask the arena afterwards is tailored to what is on the shelf.
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