Study planning: deadlines, reading and revision in one chat
Turn a syllabus into tasks with due dates, keep reading notes linked to courses, and get reminded before every deadline.
A semester is forty deadlines and a hundred readings. Paste the syllabus once, and the chat becomes the planner.
Deadlines that ping
- via Telegram
Remind me to call the dentist tomorrow at 3pm, and add a task to send the invoice to Acme by Friday
Done — one reminder, one task.
Call the dentist
Reminder · Tomorrow, 15:00
Send the invoice to AcmeNewFriday- acme
- finance
“Essay due 14 Oct, remind me a week before and the day before.” One sentence, one task, two reminders.
Reading notes that stay attached
- via WhatsApp
Save this: the cabin wifi is Lakeview-5G, password birch2026. Key is under the blue pot.
Saved as a note.
Cabin — wifi and key
Wifi
Lakeview-5G, passwordbirch2026. Key is under the blue pot.- cabin
- travel
Notes tagged by course, linked to the task they were for. “What did I note about Kahneman?” finds it.
The week ahead
- via Telegram
What's on my plate today?
Three tasks, one due this morning.
Review the Q3 budget draftIn progressToday, 11:00- work
Book flights for the Berlin tripNewToday- travel
Renew the car insuranceNewToday
Ask on Sunday evening. The list is the plan.
Questions
Can I import a syllabus?
Paste it. The assistant creates a task per deliverable with the due dates it finds and asks about anything ambiguous.
How do notes relate to courses?
Tags per course — search and links keep them together.
Related
Features
Tasks and reminders that actually ping you
Say what needs doing and when. You get a task on your list and, if you asked, a real scheduled message in Telegram at that time.
Features
Notes and checklists you talk to
Free-form notes and markdown checklists that you create and edit by saying so. Notes link to tasks, files and each other.
Use cases
A reading list and knowledge base that answers back
Save links, quotes and thoughts as you meet them. Tag them, link them, and ask your own notes what you learned — from the chat.