Your timetable, sorted
Import the calendar file from your university app. Your next class is always on top.
- PocketCampus, TimeEdit, Google and Outlook calendars
- Today, Tomorrow, Week, Month or Everything
- Each course has its own colour
Pinday turns your university timetable into a schedule that checks in with you after every class. Track your attendance, take real notes in your own Google Drive, annotate your slides, write together with classmates, and watch your streak grow.
From the first lecture to the last revision session: your timetable, your attendance, your notes and your classmates stay together.
Import the calendar file from your university app. Your next class is always on top.
When a class ends, Pinday asks two quick questions: did you go, and how was it?
See your attendance rate, your streak and how each course is going, week by week.
Click a block of the preview and write, no Markdown needed (or switch to Markdown whenever you like). Each course gets a folder and each lesson a file, saved automatically.
Add the lecture PDFs, draw and highlight on them, reorder the slides, and keep a note next to each slide, right in the preview.
Turn a lesson into a clean PDF on the paper size you choose (A4, A5, A3, Letter, Legal), with page numbers and each footnote at the foot of its page. Keep it in Drive or share it.
Invite classmates by email and edit the same note at the same time, or share a link as viewer, commenter or editor.
Link notes with [[double brackets]], tag them, and see what links back. The map draws all your courses and notes as one living picture.
Ask questions about your own notes and slides, get summaries, flashcards and quizzes, and let the assistant plan an exam for you.
Keep your exams, your revision and your grades by course next to the notes you will revise from.
Switch off the groups and options you don't take. Mark a class cancelled when the teacher is away: it stays visible, crossed out.
Classes, check-ins and note stats are written to a sheet in your Drive, with a live summary.
Export your schedule as an .ics calendar file from your university app and drop it into Pinday.
PocketCampus, TimeEdit, Google Calendar, OutlookYour timetable lists every group and option. Keep only what you really attend.
Change it any time in “My classes”Answer the check-in when a class ends. Connect Google Drive once to take notes and keep everything.
You stay connected for monthsAn honest attendance rate per course shows where you're slipping before exams do.
Every note is tied to its lesson and course, linked to the others and ready for the AI, so revision starts with everything in order.
Groups, sport slots, cancelled lectures and changing rooms are all handled.
A bottom bar on your phone, side-by-side panes on your laptop, resizable to your taste.
Yes, for the timetable, check-ins, stats, notes, slides, sharing and the map: no ads and no trial. The AI study mode is an optional subscription because every request has a real cost. Your notes use the storage of your own Google Drive, which you already have.
No. Open the app and import your timetable. If you want notes, slides and syncing, connect your Google account once. Pinday remembers it on your device for up to 180 days.
If your university app or calendar can export an .ics file, it works. That includes PocketCampus, TimeEdit, Google Calendar and Outlook. Lectures, sport practice, labs, seminars, exercises and exams each get their own look.
Only the files it creates for you: the Pinday folder, your notes, your slides and the data sheet. Google doesn't let it open anything else.
Yes. Invite classmates by email to write in the same note at the same time, share a link as viewer, commenter or editor, or share a whole course folder. People you invite see the note under Shared with me.
Only when you open it and ask, Pinday sends the text of the note or course you chose to the AI to answer, and nothing is kept for training. It can summarise, make flashcards and quizzes, and search the web if you ask with /web. It needs a subscription, and a monthly allowance is shown as a percentage.
Yes. On a phone it has a bottom bar for Today, Notes, Stats and Check-ins. Open it in your browser, or install it like an app from the menu; there is nothing to download from a store.
Your notes stay in your Drive as normal Markdown and PDF files, and your data stays in the Google Sheet. Disconnect in the app and delete the folder if you want everything gone.
Bring it to Pinday. Free to start, now and later.