User guide · Students
Open the app. Do the top thing. Repeat.
Students live in five tabs. The habit is one minute long: open Work, trust the order, start the first row. Everything else exists to make that order honest.
Students live in five tabs. The habit is one minute long: open Work, trust the order, start the first row. Everything else exists to make that order honest.
Every assignment lands here with a rank the engine can justify, weighing urgency and impact, not just the deadline. Flip between Recommended, Priority, By date, and By class. Add personal tasks (SATs, college apps) so the plan sees your whole life, and Brain-dump a messy list to turn it into real tasks.
You stop deciding what to do. You just do.
Tell it how much time you have and how your brain feels (Low, Steady, or Sharp), and it builds tonight's session in priority order with a first step for each task. Stuck on something big? Break it into steps, then push back in chat until the steps fit you.
Starting is the hard part. It hands you the start.
The Next-up card names your single most urgent task; Focus mode swaps the whole screen to just that one thing. Pair it with the browser extension and distracting sites politely close themselves until you're done.
Momentum, protected.
A timeline of the weeks ahead: every assignment as a work window, a line for today, shading on crunch days, and a marker showing where you'd be if you chipped away evenly. "Behind" becomes a fact you can see early, not a feeling that hits late.
No more surprise week-from-hell.
Plan answers the only question that matters: does the next two weeks' work fit? A capacity verdict and per-day headroom bars show exactly where the load stacks up, so a heavy stretch is something you see coming, not something that hits.
An honest verdict, days in advance.
A completion ring for the week, your on-time pace, a busiest-days heatmap, workload by class, and patterns the app notices about how you work. Grades show per assignment, never a running class average staring back at you. That's deliberate.
Feedback that builds momentum, not anxiety.
Sign in to your school's portal, or come talk to us if your school isn't on NexusPlan yet.