Every other planner asks a teenager to keep feeding it. NexusPlan fills itself from your school information system (SIS): assignments, due dates, point values, grades. When a student opens it, the plan is already made.
One price per student, everything included. Quoted per school, no tiers.
Two surfaces carry most of it. A calendar of due dates and planned sessions, and an insights view of how a student actually works, sit alongside them in the app.
Open the app, see what to do first. Each task carries its subject, due date, point value, and a rank the engine can justify, ordered by urgency and impact rather than deadline alone.
Every assignment becomes a suggested work window, and crunch days show up shaded days in advance, so work starts early.
Due-date sorting treats a 5-point worksheet and a 60-point lab the same. NexusPlan's engine is trained on how professional tutors triage a student's week, so every student gets a personal tutor's judgment, every night.
"Start with the Physics lab — it's due tomorrow and carries more weight than anything else this week. Physics is also your higher-stakes class right now, so an hour there moves more than an hour anywhere else. The English response is lighter and isn't due until Thursday — it can wait until tomorrow."
Students add their own tasks next to synced assignments: the college essay, the club deadline, the study group. The ranked plan reflects everything on their plate. Not even your SIS does that.
NexusPlan runs in any browser, phones included. No install required.
The floating AI advisor stays one tap away. It explains the plan, breaks big assignments into steps, and answers the moment a student gets stuck, without leaving the page.
Everything flows straight from the SIS. Teachers keep working where they already work.
Classes, rosters, assignments, and per-assignment grades all arrive from the SIS, so there is no teacher rollout to run and no training to schedule. See what adoption actually asks of your staff →