Terms

A study planner that reads your Canvas coursework and ranks it by what moves your grade per hour spent. It is a personal project offered as is, with no warranty and no guarantee that it will keep running.

Course standings are worked out from your assignments, their weights and your professor’s drop rules — not read from Canvas, which often will not report a grade at all. That is the point: it can tell you where you stand in a course that shows you nothing.

It also means Canvas is the record and this is not. Where the two disagree, the app says so on the Grades page rather than hiding it. Do not use a number from here to decide something you cannot undo.

The assistant uses the context available in your workspace. Course answers can include citations to retrieved material; click a citation to read its source. In PDF Problem Set, Ari sees the current page and your annotations, not the whole file at once, and course citations may not be available. A source makes a claim checkable; it does not make it correct. Handwriting and scanned pages can also be misread. Check the assistant’s reasoning against your materials and your own work.

This app will draft alongside you and, if you explicitly confirm it, submit that draft to Canvas. Every section is labelled with where it came from — your own points, your course material, or written for you — so you can see exactly what you are handing in.

What your course permits is between you and your instructor. This app does not police that and does not judge it. It does make sure you can see what you are submitting before it goes, and that nothing is ever submitted without you pressing the button.

You are responsible for your Canvas token and your password. Do not share an account. You can delete everything at any time from Settings.

Accounts that cost more to run than is reasonable — automated traffic, scripted sign-ups — may be removed without notice. There is one person paying the model bills.