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My First Task for Students
A class project has a real structure — proposal, research, drafts, feedback, submission — that's easy to lose track of across five classes at once. Give it a board instead of a mental note.
Where This Usually Gets Messy
How Students Use It
Start a project from the College Project template
Planning → Research → In Progress → Review → Submitted — stages built for exactly this kind of work, ready to go.
Break a big assignment into subtasks
Turn 'write the paper' into research, outline, draft, and revise — each with its own due date instead of one looming deadline.
Add group members if it's a group project
Invite classmates into the workspace so tasks are actually assigned to someone instead of floating in a group chat.
Let reminders catch what you'd otherwise miss
Due-date and overdue reminders land in your notification feed, so a deadline doesn't depend on you remembering to check a syllabus.
Start From a Built-In Template
The College Project template ships with the app — apply it and the stages below are ready before you add a single task.
Features You'll Use Most
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this free for students?
Yes — the Free plan covers up to 3 projects and 10 members, which is enough for a full course load and any group projects.
Can I see deadlines from all my classes in one place?
Yes — the calendar view shows every task's due date across every project you're part of.
Can I use this for personal tasks too, not just school?
Yes — My Tasks and the calendar work the same for personal to-dos as they do for coursework; keep them in separate projects if you want a clean split.
Set Up Your Workspace
Free for teams up to 10 — no credit card required.