Every to-do app dies the week a teenager has to feed it. NexusPlan fills itself from your SIS — assignments, due dates, point values, grades — and hands each student a plan that's already made.
Open the app, see what to do first. Each task carries its subject, due date, point value, and a rank the engine can justify — ordered by urgency and grade impact, not just deadline.
Due dates and planned work sessions on one calendar, so "when will I do this" has an answer before it becomes urgent.
Every assignment as a suggested work window. Crunch days show up shaded, days before the wall hits — so work starts early.
Weekly completion, on-time pace, busiest days ahead, workload by class, and patterns the AI notices about how they procrastinate. Students learn their own habits — advisors get a conversation starter.
Due-date sorting treats a 5-point worksheet and a 60-point lab the same. NexusPlan's engine is trained on how professional tutors triage a student's week — so every student gets a personal tutor's judgment, every night.
"Start with the Physics lab — it's due tomorrow and carries more weight than anything else this week. Physics is also your higher-stakes class right now, so an hour there moves more than an hour anywhere else. The English response is lighter and isn't due until Thursday — it can wait until tomorrow."
Students declare their real availability once — practices, rehearsals, jobs, free periods. Every plan is built inside that budget, so it's actually doable.
NexusPlan runs in any browser today — phones included. A dedicated installable app with gentle push reminders is coming soon.
A floating AI advisor keeps guidance one tap away inside the app — it explains the plan, breaks big assignments into steps, and answers the moment a student gets stuck, without leaving the page.
At Level 1 · Sync, teachers change nothing about how they work — everything flows from the SIS. From Level 2 · Two-Way up, NexusPlan becomes their home for classes, assignments, and grades.
Set up classes and rosters in minutes — or have them appear automatically from the SIS. Assignments posted once reach every enrolled student's plan instantly.
Paste a syllabus; NexusPlan drafts the semester's assignments — dates, weights, descriptions — for one review pass instead of forty manual entries.
Per-assignment grades entered by teachers (or synced from the SIS) feed straight into each student's prioritization — closing the loop between feedback and focus.
Class-wide completion trends, workload distribution across the week, and early flags for students falling behind — the teacher's view of what the student-side Workload Radar already sees.