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Students set up in about a minute, no account needed — everything stays on their device unless they choose to sign up. Share this address:

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On the student's device, goals can be recorded as coming from you — "Ms. Ortiz wants a 3.7 this semester." The student has to accept a goal before it changes their plan: a target nobody agreed to is a demand, not a goal. Parents work the same way, and a parent can ask you to set one — it lands as yours, with your name on it.

One next step at a time from an engine that knows the school calendar; a college-application activities list that writes itself from their logged hours; deadline warnings senior year; homework reminders from their own Canvas feed. Privacy: no ads, no selling data, nothing collected without an account.

A class pilot is free — one class, one semester. School and district licenses cover every student at $5/$3 per student per year. See all pricing — classroom, school and district.

A dashboard where you see your whole class and set goals directly is on the roadmap — it needs school-grade privacy plumbing, and we would rather build that right than fast. Want your class in the pilot? Email us.

We store the month and year only — never a full date of birth.

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Count them separately: shadowing means observing a healthcare professional at work. Volunteering means unpaid service anywhere. Paid work and study time do not count toward either.

The bar shows progress against where you should be right now, not against the year-end target. The dark line marks today's pace.

They'll be asked to accept it. Until they do, it doesn't change what the app tells them to do — a target nobody agreed to tends to get ignored.

Built from the hours you have confirmed, in the shape the Common App asks for.

Up to five, 100 characters each. These cannot be worked out from your grades, so nothing appears here until you add it.

Up to three at once — the first is the plan you see each day. Changing any of this keeps every grade, course, hour and score you have logged.

In Canvas, open Calendar → Calendar Feed and download the file the link gives you, then import it here. Your assignments stay on this device — no passwords, nothing uploaded. Re-import once a week to stay current.

Without these, deadline warnings fall back to a nationwide guess — which is wrong for any school that closes its first term in January.

College isn't the only door. This sets which deadlines the app warns you about — a plumber-bound senior needs union application windows, not the Common App.

One step is the whole idea — a plan, not a checklist. But if you like seeing what's coming, preview a few. Only the top step is ever actionable.

Switching tracks re-plans roughly three months of nudges.

Export a portable file of your full history. This is what carries forward to the college app — the handoff, not a fresh start.

Deletes everything stored on this device. Cannot be undone.