Understands your workload
Daymaker can use textbooks, PDFs, GoodNotes files, and simple page or task numbers to understand what the assignment actually asks for.
Your homework,
actually planned.
Connect your timetable, textbooks, notes, and assignments. Daymaker turns them into a realistic weekly study plan — built around your classes, deadlines, and free time.
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How it works
1. Bring your materials
Connect Cornelsen, Klett, Westermann BiBox, or C.C. Buchner Click & Study. Add PDFs or GoodNotes files too, so Daymaker can see the work behind each task.
2. Capture your assignments
Type a page number and task number, paste the instruction, or upload a file. Daymaker looks at the source and figures out what the assignment means.
3. Get a week that fits
Daymaker checks your timetable, Google Calendar events, deadlines, and busy time, then builds a weekly plan you can edit when things move.
What you get
Builds a real schedule
Sync Untis, connect Google Calendar, add busy time, then let Daymaker plan around classes, events, deadlines, and free time.
Keeps you on track
Reminders, overdue handling, group work, and offline-first Android behavior help the plan keep working when school weeks get messy.
Who it's for
Built for students juggling different classes, changing deadlines, textbook platforms, group projects, and weeks that never go exactly as planned.
Why it feels different
Daymaker is not a task list. It reads the work, understands the week, and keeps adjusting the plan when things change.