Organization Tools
Stay organized throughout the semester with tools for note-taking, grade tracking, assignment management, and course planning.Organized students report 25% less stress and higher GPAs than disorganized peers.
Cornell Notes
Generate structured Cornell-format notes from any text or lecture content.What Are Cornell Notes?
Cornell Notes is a systematic format for organizing notes:How to Generate Cornell Notes
Input Your Content
- Paste lecture notes or textbook passages
- Upload PDF/DOCX files
- Minimum 50 characters
Generate
AI creates structured Cornell notes:
- Cues column: Key terms, questions, main topics
- Notes column: Detailed explanations and examples
- Summary: Concise overview of entire content
Benefits of Cornell Notes
Better Retention
Format forces you to actively process and organize information
Easy Review
Cover notes column and quiz yourself using cues
Exam Prep
Summaries provide quick refreshers before tests
Organized
Consistent format across all subjects
Cornell Notes Example
See Sample Cornell Notes
See Sample Cornell Notes
Topic: PhotosynthesisCUES:
- What is photosynthesis?
- Light reactions location?
- Calvin Cycle products?
- Overall equation?
- Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy (glucose)
- Light reactions occur in thylakoid membranes:
- Chlorophyll absorbs light
- Water is split → H⁺ + O₂
- ATP and NADPH are produced
- Calvin Cycle occurs in stroma:
- CO₂ is fixed using RuBisCO
- ATP and NADPH used to synthesize glucose
- Products: C₆H₁₂O₆ (glucose)
Grade Calculator
Calculate your current grade, predict final grades, and plan what you need on exams.Features
- Current Grade
- What-If Calculator
- Multi-Course GPA
Enter all your assignments with scores and weights:
Current Grade: 84.5%
| Assignment | Score | Max | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quiz 1 | 18 | 20 | 10% |
| Midterm | 85 | 100 | 30% |
| Essay | 42 | 50 | 20% |
Grade Calculator Features
Assignment Categories
Assignment Categories
Organize by category:
- Homework (20%)
- Quizzes (15%)
- Midterms (25%)
- Final (30%)
- Participation (10%)
Scenarios
Scenarios
Create “what-if” scenarios:
- “What if I get 100% on the next quiz?”
- “What if I skip this assignment?”
- Compare multiple scenarios side-by-side
Grade History
Grade History
- Track grades over semester
- View trend line (improving/declining)
- See grade after each assignment
Grading Scales
Supports multiple grading systems:All grade data is saved locally in your browser - your grades are private and never uploaded to our servers.
GPA Tracker
Monitor your cumulative GPA across semesters.Semester Management
Add Courses
For each semester, add courses with:
- Course name
- Grade (letter or percentage)
- Credit hours
GPA Analytics
Semester Comparison
Compare GPAs across semesters - identify trends
Credit Progress
Track total credits earned toward degree requirements
Honor Roll Status
See if you qualify for Dean’s List (typically 3.5+)
What-If Scenarios
“If I get all A’s next semester, what will my GPA be?”
Study Planner
Plan your weekly study schedule.Weekly Calendar View
Drag-and-drop interface:Planner Features
Recurring Events
Recurring Events
Set events to repeat:
- “Study Math” every Mon/Wed/Fri at 8 AM
- Automatically populates calendar
- Edit or skip individual instances
Time Blocking
Time Blocking
Allocate specific time blocks:
- Morning classes (8-12)
- Afternoon study (2-5)
- Evening review (7-9)
- Prevents overbooking
Study Goals
Study Goals
Set weekly study hour goals:
- Target: 25 hours/week
- Current: 18 hours scheduled
- Progress bar shows completion
Calendar Export
Calendar Export
Export to:
- Google Calendar
- Apple Calendar
- Outlook
- ICS file download
Assignment Tracker
Track all assignments, deadlines, and submission status.Assignment Dashboard
- Upcoming
- Overdue
- Completed
- Calendar View
Sorted by due date:
| Assignment | Course | Due | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lab Report 3 | Biology | Tomorrow | Not Started |
| Problem Set 7 | Calculus | Oct 25 | In Progress |
| Essay Draft | English | Oct 28 | Outline Done |
Assignment Details
For each assignment, track:- Title & description
- Course (color-coded by subject)
- Due date & time
- Estimated time to complete
- Priority (High, Medium, Low)
- Status (Not Started, In Progress, Submitted)
- Grade (after submission)
- Notes (instructions, resources)
Smart Features
Deadline Reminders
Notifications 24 hours, 1 week before due dates
Time Estimates
AI suggests time needed based on assignment type
Priority Sorting
Auto-prioritize by: due date, grade weight, completion time
Streak Tracking
Track on-time submission streak
Note Organizer
Organize all your notes in one searchable library.Organization Structure
Features
Full-Text Search
Full-Text Search
Search across all notes:
- Find “mitochondria” → shows all notes mentioning it
- Search by tag, date, or course
- Quick jump to relevant section
Tags & Labels
Tags & Labels
Import from Anywhere
Import from Anywhere
Add notes from:
- Cornell Notes Generator
- Text Summarizer output
- Study Guide Generator
- Manual upload (PDF, DOCX, TXT)
Quick Export
Quick Export
Export notes:
- Single note → PDF/TXT
- Entire folder → ZIP file
- Share link (read-only)
Course Manager
Manage all course information in one dashboard.Course Cards
Each course shows:- Course name & code (e.g., “BIO 101 - Intro Biology”)
- Instructor name and email
- Schedule (Mon/Wed/Fri 10-11 AM, Room 305)
- Current grade and trend
- Upcoming assignments (next 3)
- Next class countdown
Quick Actions
View Notes
Jump to all notes for this course
Check Grades
View grade breakdown and calculations
Add Assignment
Quickly add new assignments for this course
Schedule Builder
Build your class schedule for the semester.Weekly Grid
Visual weekly schedule:Features
- Conflict detection: Warns if classes overlap
- Credit hour totals: Shows total credits scheduled
- Free time blocks: Identifies gaps for study time
- Color coding: Each course has unique color
- Room numbers: Include building/room info
- Professor info: Quick access to office hours
Schedule Builder helps you visualize free time for study sessions - use with Study Planner to block study time.
Organization Best Practices
Weekly Planning Ritual
Weekly Planning Ritual
Every Sunday:
- Review upcoming assignments
- Plan study sessions in calendar
- Update grade tracker with new scores
- Organize notes from past week
Use Consistent Naming
Use Consistent Naming
Name files/notes consistently:
[Course] - [Topic] - [Date]- Example:
BIO101 - Cell Structure - 10-15 - Makes searching and sorting easier
Tag Everything
Tag Everything
Use tags liberally:
- Make notes easier to find
- Create custom views (“show all #exam-prep”)
- Identify patterns (“I have 10 notes tagged #confused”)
Review Weekly
Review Weekly
Set aside 30 minutes/week to:
- Archive completed assignments
- Update grades
- Clean up note organization
- Plan next week
Integration
All organization tools work together:Next Steps
Start Organizing
Begin with Cornell Notes to organize your existing notes