One sign-in. DuePilot grabs every class, every due date and your real grade, then writes your notes and quizzes you on them while you sleep.
Not another to-do list. It does the maths your school already did, then buried.
Every class, the weighted number, the letter, and the one you actually want: what do I need on the final to get an A?
A new assignment drops and you get a ping. Your notes finish overnight and you get a ping. Add your number and it reaches your phone.
Study guides and flashcards from your actual course material. Then it quizzes you, marks your answers, and shows you what you got wrong.
Everything fills in. Then it keeps itself up to date without you asking.
A rank in every class and one for your whole grade, at your school only. See who's in your classes and add them. On the board everyone is Anonymous Rank #1, #2, #3, so you know your spot, and nobody knows your grades.
On your phone, open the site and tap Share → Add to Home Screen. Rankings and friends live there.
Every class week by week, your GPA, and exactly what is costing you points.
Faded ones take one extra step, and the app tells you exactly what it is when you pick your school.
Grades and deadlines cost nothing and always will. You only pay for the AI that teaches you.
Every student gets Plus. Built to teach the material and show where understanding breaks down, and we're happy to walk your team through exactly how.
Talk to usDownload it, open it, click your school. That's the whole thing.
Point your camera at the code. It adds to your home screen like any app. No App Store, nothing to install.
Open on this phoneThat blue box shows up for every new app that hasn't paid for a Microsoft certificate yet. Nothing is wrong. Click through it and you're in.
About thirty seconds. You sign in to your school the normal way, press Process my week, and it pulls your classes, due dates and grades, then writes your notes. After that it checks again every half hour on its own.
Yes. Your classes, due dates, real grades and what you need on the final are free and always will be. You only pay if you want the AI writing your notes and practice problems.
It depends which one you connect from, and we'd rather be straight about it than sound better than we are.
Connect on the computer and your grades are worked out on your own machine and stay there. Nothing about them is uploaded.
Connect on the phone, no computer involved, and there is nowhere local to do the work, so our server does it. It holds your school session so it can check for new work, and it keeps what it finds so your phone has something to show. That is stored for you, shown only to you, and never sold, shared or used to train anything.
Either way you sign in on your school's own page, so DuePilot never sees your password. If you turn on Rankings, one number per class, a 0–100 score, is shared so you can be placed on the board. Never your grades, never your assignments, and never your name: every rank reads "Anonymous Rank #4".
No. DuePilot only reads. A test runs on every build that checks this, and if it fails the build doesn't ship.
You sign in on your school's own page for Canvas, Blackboard, Brightspace, Blackbaud, Moodle and Google Classroom. Schoology, PowerSchool, Infinite Campus, SchoolBrains, Sakai and itslearning take one extra step: your school's calendar link, which brings over due dates and titles but not grades.
Windows and Mac. On your phone you can open it from your browser and add it to your home screen, and that is where rankings and friends live.
Still stuck? Head to support, a real person answers.
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