Now on the App Store · iPhone
Your semester,
in one place.
Tasks, classes, exams, grades, and group chats — without the eight tabs. Built for students who actually have a syllabus to read.


All in one
Everything in one app.
One place for tasks, classes, grades, and the group chat. No tab-flipping.
Offline first
Works without a signal.
Open it on the subway, open it at 35,000 feet. Your week is already on the device.
For students
Built by a student.
Made by a CS undergrad who needed it during finals week. Every feature earned its way in.
Weekly schedule
See your week at a glance.
Drop in your classes, your shifts, your study blocks. Stu.Do lays out the whole week so you know what tomorrow looks like before you sleep tonight.
- Color-coded by course
- Conflicts surfaced automatically
- Export to PDF or PNG


Grade tracker
Know your grade before the curve.
Enter your weights once. Stu.Do does the math after every assignment so you can stop refreshing the LMS at 11 PM trying to do percentages in your head.
- Weighted categories per course
- Live cumulative GPA
- “What if I get a 78?” — answered


Syllabus import
Drop in a syllabus. Get your semester back.
Point Stu.Do at the PDF your professor uploaded at midnight and it pulls out every assignment, exam, and due date. Review the list, hit confirm, and your semester is on the calendar.
- Reads PDFs and photos
- Catches reading deadlines, not just exams
- Edit anything before it saves


Groups
Group projects, minus the seven-person GroupMe.
Shared assignments, files in one place, and a chat that doesn't get buried under memes. Everyone sees the same deadline, and nobody has to ask “wait, was that due today?”
- Shared task lists
- Files attached to the assignment, not the chat
- One notification, not seven


iOS widgets
Your GPA on your home screen.
Today's tasks. This week's grade. The exam you forgot about. Add a Stu.Do widget and the next thing you need is on the first screen you unlock.



“I built Stu.Do because I needed it. I was tired of juggling a different app for tasks, a different one for grades, a different site for the schedule, and a different chat for every group project. So I made one that does it all.”