For students

What should you do right now? Open Scholar. It'll tell you.

You already have a hundred tabs, six classes, and a vague plan to "study later." Scholar reads your actual courses so you don't have to guess. Open it and it leads with one clear thing to do next, why it matters today, and the quizzes, flashcards, and answers to get it done. No blank page. No pep talk.

Free through your school Cites its sources Your data, never used to train someone else's model Works right on your phone

You open it, and it's already looking at your week.

Most tools hand you a blank box and wait for you to figure out what to type. Scholar starts with the answer to the only question that matters at 9pm on a Tuesday: of everything you could do, what's worth the next 25 minutes?

It's synced to your real courses (syllabus, deadlines, materials), with nothing to upload and nothing to copy-paste. It opens with one action and the reason behind it, and if the reason doesn't land, there are two more waiting underneath.

Miss a day, or a week, and it just picks up where you actually are. No lectures, no guilt.

Who sees this?

Your professor can't see your chats, your quiz scores, or your mastery — none of it. Your school gets one de-identified end-of-term summary: no names, no individual data. This is your space to practice, struggle, and fail — without being watched.

The four features, in plain terms.

They feed one picture of what you've mastered, across every course, so the more you use it, the sharper it gets.

Academic planner

It opens with the one thing to do next: where the next 25 minutes will actually help, weighed against every deadline and what you've mastered.

AI chat

Course answers with citations: bring the thing that didn't click in lecture, and the answer draws on your slides and readings, showing exactly where it got it.

Study tools

It builds quizzes, flashcards, and summaries from your real stuff, not some generic question bank, and every attempt sharpens what Scholar shows you next.

Grade trajectory Roadmap

It will show where your grade could go — current, with-effort, and best case — so the work has a payoff you can see. On the way, not built yet.

A day with Scholar

One study session, start to finish.

Not a schedule it forces on you. Just what it looks like when you pick it up.

1

You open it

One clear next action, and the reason it's next. No blank screen.

2

You get stuck

Ask about the concept that didn't click. The answer draws on your slides, and shows you which one.

3

You practice

A quick quiz on exactly that topic, every answer explained.

4

You get stronger

Your mastery updates, and tomorrow's plan already knows it. That's the loop.

Fall 2026 Cohort

Open Scholar right from Blackboard.

If your school has enabled Scholar: it's already waiting one click from Blackboard — free, no signup, no card, and nothing to download. It works right in your browser, phone included. Open it and it shows you what's next.

If not: join the student waitlist, tell your school you're interested, and we'll let you know when it becomes available for you.