Alite Student
Know what to study today.
Put your courses, deadlines and exams in once. Student builds a week from the hours you actually have, says plainly when something won’t fit, and opens every day on what’s next.
For school and university · Free to start · Two-minute setup
The problem
Nothing was hidden. It just all landed on Thursday.
Every deadline was written down somewhere — the syllabus, the course page, a group chat. None of those places knew about the others, so the week didn’t look full until it was.
Student keeps it in one place and spreads it out ahead of time, across the evenings you actually have — so Thursday is a hand-in, not a scramble.
How it works
From a syllabus to a Tuesday.
01
Put the term in once.
Your courses and when they meet. What’s due, and roughly how long it will take. How much time you really have on an ordinary Monday — not the ideal one.
02
Get a week that fits.
Each piece of work is spread across the days before it’s due, never past the hours you gave. When something can’t fit, it says which piece and by how much — rather than letting you find out the night before.
03
When the week changes, say so.
Tell Plan what happened in plain words and the rest of the week is laid out again — you see it before anything is saved. A block you missed doesn’t quietly disappear: find it new time, or let it go.
The whole term
A term has a shape.
Where the exams sit, which weeks carry the load, and how much is already behind you — every week at once. This is Semester, on a sample term. Press a week.
Week 6 — this week · Oct 13 – Oct 19. 2 assignments due. 30m studied so far.
Focus
A room, rather than a timer.
Everything but the clock fades back. What you finish goes into your study record.
Nine rooms
Press one to hear itReal recordings. In Focus they follow the timer — no play button, nothing to forget to stop.
Lio & Aira
Someone in the room, not a voice in it.
You choose one when you start — Lio or Aira. They stand on your term at the week you’ve reached, keep you company in Focus while the clock runs, and wait on an empty page until there’s something in it.
They don’t talk, don’t nag, and don’t keep score.
No streaks, no scores
A missed day is information, not a failure. Nothing counts days in a row or ranks you against anyone.
Honest about time
The plan is built from the hours you said you have, and says plainly what won’t fit.
Yours alone
Your courses and study history are visible only to your account. No feeds, no profiles.
Start with one subject.
About two minutes. The rest of the term can arrive as the weeks do.
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- 01Add a subjectName, code, teacher
- 02Put in what's dueDates you already know
- 03Plan one sessionOne topic is enough