Built for the part of studying nobody teaches

Most students don’t struggle because the work is beyond them. They struggle because the work is invisible until it’s urgent. A syllabus sets the term’s shape in week one, then disappears into a folder. Deadlines arrive from six different places. Study happens in whatever time is left over.

What we’re making

A personal academic workspace: subjects, the work attached to them, the study you plan against them, and a plain read on whether you’re making progress. Not a school system, not a task manager, not another calendar to keep in sync.

Principles

• Calm over urgent. Deadlines should be legible without being alarming. A week with three things due is information, not an emergency.
• Fewer screens, clearer hierarchy. Every feature has to make a decision easier. If it only adds something to configure, it doesn’t ship.
• Progress you didn’t have to log twice. Completion and preparation are derived from records you already keep — never a separate ritual.
• Your data is yours. Each account is fully isolated. There is no shared workspace, and nothing about your studies is public.

Where it’s going

Student Planner is early. The foundations — semesters, subjects, assignments, exams and the study plan that ties them together — are the whole product for now, and they’re deliberately the parts we intend to keep simple.

Thoughts, requests or problems are genuinely welcome at cs.alitecompany@gmail.com.