Turn a messy school week into one decision screen.
My Study is a concept app for students who need the practical answer fast: what is due, what matters most, what can be drafted now, and where should the next focused hour go?
Today’s recommended plan
The app ranks work by due date, rubric weight, and estimated effort instead of showing a raw Canvas list.
Start with the essay outline.
It has the closest deadline and the highest ambiguity. A 25-minute outline reduces risk before writing.
Assignment triage
A long assignment page becomes requirements, risks, and the next concrete action.
Discussion draft lab
Not an auto-submitter. It helps the student shape an answer, then leaves the edit and final submission in their control.
Designed for drafting, not cheating.
The product language makes the generated text a starting point. It calls out required edits, citations, and personal examples before submission.
Study calendar
A week view that turns assignments into focus blocks. Click a scenario to see the plan adapt.
How the real app would be built
The demo is static, but the product architecture is intentionally backend-first and integration-friendly.
Class sync adapters
Pull courses, assignments, rubrics, due dates, grades, and discussion prompts from Canvas, Campus, WIA, or custom school APIs with explicit token handling.
FastAPI planner API
Normalize Canvas data, rank tasks, store user overrides, and return a clear weekly plan.
React dashboard
Show the next decision, not every possible detail. Keep edits local and reversible.
AI study coach
A responsible AI layer for summarizing rubrics, drafting outlines, and explaining why a task is ranked first. It does not submit work for the student.
Ready to generate a study note.
Click Generate coach note to see how the assistant explains the next best action with sources, constraints, and student-control guardrails.
Class API import
Students could connect Canvas, Campus, WIA, or another school system, then pull active classes, assignments, rubrics, due dates, and announcements into one normalized planning view.
Ready to connect a class source.
Select a source and pull demo classes to see how My Study would normalize different school systems into one weekly planner.