Duegooder

Upload a syllabus PDF or connect Blackboard, D2L, or Moodle, and Due Gooder pulls out every assignment, exam, and class meeting. It's the feature that sets up everything else, because a term you type in by hand is a term you'll stop maintaining.

Assignments, exams, and class times from every course land on a single schedule, each course coded by color. Google Calendar sync carries deadlines and reminders to your phone, so the plan lives where you already look.

A personalized list arrives each morning, and the app flags when a due date changes or a new one appears. Reminders fire at the intensity you pick, plus a heads-up 30 minutes before class starts.

Widgets show what's due today and what's next without opening the app. It's a small thing that matters when the whole point is staying ahead of deadlines you'd otherwise forget.

Record a lecture and Due Gooder returns chapter-marked audio with AI written notes. It turns a class you sat through into something you can actually review later, without stitching together a recording and a separate notes app.

The app builds flashcard decks and practice tests from your own slides and readings, so review is tied to your actual course. You're not drilling a generic deck; you're testing what your professor assigned.

Every file you save goes into the Locker, and AI search finds it across everything, whether it's a slide, a reading, or a note. It trades five folders you can't remember for one search box.

Duey knows your classes and schedule and answers questions about them. Ask what's due this week or what a reading covered, and it answers against your own course context instead of general web knowledge.