Your syllabus has 40 deadlines. DOP turns them into 40 daily actions.
Upload your syllabus. Get a realistic daily plan that tells you exactly what to do, when to do it — and adjusts itself when life gets in the way.
Founding cohort — first 5 spots, this month only.
You don't need another calendar. You need someone to tell you what to do today.
Google Calendar, Notion, Todoist, Motion, MyStudyLife — they're all tools for building your own schedule. That's the problem. Building the system is its own project, and it's usually the first thing that falls apart in week three. DOP removes the building. You upload your syllabus, we do the rest.
Deadlines aren't a plan.
Knowing a paper is due in 12 days doesn't tell you what to do tonight.
Everything looks urgent at once.
Three exams in one week and no way to know what actually needs your time first.
Static tools don't adapt.
Miss one day and the whole calendar is instantly out of date.
From syllabus to your first plan in one sitting.
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Upload
Send your syllabus (or syllabi — most students have 4-5). PDF, Word, doesn't matter.
Tell us your week
A short form: your weekly availability, other commitments, and what you actually want to get better at (grades, gym, sleep, whatever matters to you).
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Get today's plan
Not a calendar full of deadlines — a specific, time-boxed list of what to do today. '7:00–8:00 PM: Calc HW, WebAssign 3.5 problems 1–10' — not 'study sometime tonight.'
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Stay on track, automatically
Miss a session? DOP quietly rebuilds the plan around it instead of leaving you behind. No guilt, no starting over — just tomorrow's plan, adjusted.
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The difference between a deadline and a schedule.
What your syllabus gives you
Research Paper — Due October 14
What DOP gives you
Mon: Find 3 sources for the psych paper
Tue: Read source 1, write notes
Wed: Read sources 2-3, write notes
Thu: Build the outline
Fri-Sat: Draft sections 1-2
Sun: Draft section 3 + intro
Mon: Revise
Tue: Final read-through, submit
This is what 'turning deadlines into daily decisions' actually looks like — not a blank productivity dashboard, an actual plan.
One honest note.
DOP isn't an academic guarantee — it's a personalized, adaptive planning system. It adjusts with you on your good weeks and your bad ones. What it won't do is pretend a missed day didn't happen or make you feel worse about it. It just rebuilds the plan and keeps going.
I'm testing DOP with 10 college students this month.
I'll convert your syllabi into a personalized daily action plan, update it weekly, and help you stay consistent — in exchange for honest feedback as I build this out.
Founding price: $29 for your first month
- Your full syllabus turned into a daily plan
- Weekly updates as things change
- Direct access to me if the plan isn't working for you
- Locked-in founding price for as long as you stay
Only 5 spots open right now. First come, first served.
FAQ
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Does this replace my school's calendar or LMS?
No — it reads your syllabus and turns the deadlines it finds into a day-by-day plan. Think of it as sitting on top of what you already use, not replacing it.
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What if my availability changes week to week?
Tell me and the plan updates. This is exactly the kind of thing DOP is built to adapt to.
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Is my syllabus/schedule data private?
Yes — it's used only to build your plan, not shared or sold.
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What if I fall behind?
That's the normal case, not the exception. DOP rebuilds the plan around what actually happened instead of leaving stale tasks in place.