Sign in once and see every due date, your real grade in every class, and exactly what you need on the final.
It's not a to-do list. It's the stuff your school already knows but never shows you.
Not the guess in your head. The weighted number, the letter, and the answer to what do I need on the final to get an A?
New assignment posted? You know. Grade changed? You know. Add your number and it goes straight to your phone.
Study guides and flashcards from your own class material — not some random set. Then it quizzes you and shows you what you keep getting wrong.
Everything fills in. After that it updates itself — you never touch it again.
See your rank in every class and across your whole grade — your school only. Add the people in your classes. On the board everyone is Anonymous Rank #1, #2, #3 — so you know your spot, and nobody knows your grades.
On your phone, open the site and tap Share → Add to Home Screen. Rankings and friends live there.
Every class week by week, your GPA, and exactly where you're losing points.
Faded ones pull your due dates through their calendar.
Grades and deadlines are free forever. You only pay if you want it to teach you.
Every student gets Plus. It teaches the material and shows you which students are falling behind, and on what — happy to walk your team through it.
Talk to usDownload it, open it, pick your school. That's it.
Unzip it. Right-click the downloaded file → Extract All.
Open DuePilot. Windows will show a blue box — click More info, then Run anyway.
Pick your school. That's it. Everything loads by itself.
Windows shows that box for any new app that hasn't paid Microsoft for a certificate yet. Nothing is wrong. Click through it and you're in.
About thirty seconds. Sign in to your school like you normally would, hit Process my week, and it pulls your classes, due dates and grades, then writes your notes. After that it checks again every half hour on its own.
Yes. Classes, due dates, real grades and what you need on the final are free and always will be. You only pay if you want the notes and practice problems written for you.
On your computer. Your grades and deadlines are worked out on your own machine and stay there. You sign in on your school's own page, so your password stays between you and them. If you turn on Rankings, one number per class — a 0–100 score — is shared so you can be placed on the board. Never your grades, never your assignments, and never your name: every rank reads "Anonymous Rank #4".
No. DuePilot can only read — it can't submit, post or change anything. A test checks this on every single build, and if it fails the app doesn't ship.
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Windows now, Mac soon. On your phone, open the site in your browser and add it to your home screen — that's where rankings and friends live.
Still stuck? Head to support — a real person answers.
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