No columns to fill in
Upload a syllabus PDF, a screenshot of your schedule, pasted text or a Canvas link. Every assignment, exam and reading comes out with its date attached.
Instead of a spreadsheet
Every column a college spreadsheet needs — filled in for you
Most students build the spreadsheet in week one and abandon it by week four, because keeping it current is its own homework. CollegeOS reads your syllabi and class schedule, fills in every assignment, exam, grade weight and deadline, and then keeps itself current — on your phone's calendar, not in a tab you forget to open.
Build my semesterGrade weights included
It pulls how much each thing is worth, so you can see which assignment actually matters this week and which one doesn't.
It tells you what to do today
A spreadsheet lists everything at once. This gives you one short ordered list for today, plus what to study and for how long.
The rules that bind you
Late penalties, absences allowed, make-up policies and drop-lowest rules are read out of the syllabus and shown when they apply.
On your phone automatically
One subscription link carries deadlines, exams, study blocks and life tasks into Google, Apple or Outlook and refreshes itself.
Life, not just coursework
Laundry, packages, aid forms, appointments — add once, set it to repeat, and get reminded instead of remembering.
Questions people ask
What should a college assignment spreadsheet include?
At a minimum: the class, the assignment or exam, the due date, what percentage of your grade it's worth, and whether you've submitted it. Most students also want a column for study time and one for the late-work rule, since that's what decides whether a slip actually hurts.
Can I get those columns filled in without typing them?
Yes. Upload each syllabus as a PDF or a photo, paste the text, or connect Canvas. CollegeOS reads the assignments, exams, grade weights and policies out of them and shows you plain rows to check before anything is saved.
Why not just use a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet is only as current as the last time you updated it, and it never tells you what to do today. It also doesn't remind you, doesn't reach your phone's calendar, and stops being useful the moment a professor moves a date.
Does it sync with Google Sheets or my calendar?
Your semester flows into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook through one subscription link that refreshes on its own. There's no spreadsheet to keep open.
Can I still start from what I already track?
Yes. Paste the contents of your current spreadsheet or notes and it gets read the same way a syllabus does, so your existing work carries over.
Is it free?
You can create an account and set up your whole semester at no cost.