The homework sorting your tutors do by hand, done every night.

NexusPlan pulls every assignment from your school's system, sorts it into buckets every night, and updates it when a teacher changes a due date. Sessions go to teaching students to plan for themselves.

Before the session

Every night, NexusPlan sorts each student's assignments into four buckets: Danger Zone, Quick Wins, Deep Focus, and Everything Else. It ranks your students by what's due this week, work that keeps getting pushed back, and how long things take, and writes talking points for each one.

Talking points · Sam T. · ready before 3rd period

  • 9 assignments this week, sorted into buckets
  • Pushed back work 3 times in the last 2 weeks: ask what's getting in the way.
  • Has been taking ~40% longer than estimated (self-reported, based on 5 completions).

Who needs you this week

Ranked by live behavioral signals · click a row to open the student

StudentWhyOverdueDue 7dExtensionsPace
Sam T.
Grade 10
1 overdue · pace 40% over estimate (n=5) · 3 extensions (2wk) 1 9 3 140% ☆

Will it fit? · Sam's next 7 days

  • Lab report90m
    ✓ fits before Mon
  • History reading30m
    ✓ fits before Thu
  • Problem set 740m
    ⚠ 40m won't fit before its due date

In the session

The student opens their buckets, and the Workload Radar shows how the week's work spreads out before each due date. The session goes to talking through the plan: why the lab report sits in Deep Focus, and whether the week fits.

Between sessions

The student plans the next days alone on the same page. The tutor keeps private notes and a log of what's been tried, ready for next time.

Intervention log

  • Mon · Planning check-in · Sam explained why the lab report sits in Deep Focus and picked the order.
  • Wed · Time estimates · Sam guessed 40m, took 55m. Talked about what took longer.

Private notes: visible to all tutors and admins linked to this student. The student never sees these.

Focus mode, for your sessions too.

Focus mode keeps a student on one assignment and blocks the sites that pull them away. NexusPlan does the same for your tutors: the session stays on the skill, and the portal, the assignment list, the sorting, and who to see next are handled overnight.

Sam's Focus mode

Focus on: Lab report, part 1

  • Reread the procedure
  • Estimate each part
  • Write the materials list

Your session, in Focus mode

Focus on: Sam, third period

  • Why the lab report sits in Deep Focus
  • How long Sam thinks it will take
  • Whether the week fits
  • What Sam checks alone on Thursday

Tuesday, third period, with Sam.

The tutor saw Sam near the top of the triage list and read the talking points before Sam walked in.

On paper

  • Log into the school's system together
  • List every assignment
  • Sort them into due tomorrow, quick, long, and later

With NexusPlan

  • Open Sam's buckets together
  • Sam explains why the lab report is in Deep Focus
  • Sam guesses how long it will take, and the tutor asks about the last one
  • Check the Workload Radar to see if the week fits
  • Sam agrees to check the plan alone on Thursday

Lab report, part 1

How long did that actually take?

< 10 min 10–30 min 30–60 min 1–2 hr

Thursday night, Sam checks the week alone.

Sam opens the Workload Radar. The suggested plan spreads the lab report and the history reading across the free time before each due date, and the bars show each day's work by class. When the forecast says 40 minutes won't fit, Sam starts the lab report on Thursday. Next week the tutor sees the same radar.

Will it fit? · next 7 days

40m won't fit before its due date

The whole school, on one page.

The overview shows active students, the on-time rate, and which students could use a check-in. Teacher workload estimates how much homework each teacher has assigned this year, with a split for each class. You choose which students each tutor sees.

3 of 42 students need attention

Sam T. Grade 10 2 due today · 9 due this week
Eli S. Grade 11 3 overdue
Priya N. Grade 9 1 overdue · completion dropping

How it connects.

NexusPlan connects to your school's student information system. Assignments and due dates come in on their own, and teachers keep working the way they already do. Setup is three steps: your IT lead connects the system, you import the roster, and you invite your staff.

  • Connect your school's system
  • Import the roster
  • Invite your staff

Each school's data is kept separate.

Accounts are invite-only. Our own team sees school-level counts, and we never sell student data. The security page has the full details for your IT lead.

Ready when you are

Book a demo.

30 minutes, on Google Meet or in person. We'll walk through a student's week and what the learning center sees.

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