Track every assignment's weight, score and due date by course, and see completed weight, remaining weight and your current weighted average — all in one place. Saves in your browser. Free.
| Course | Assignment | Weight | Score | % | Due | Status |
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💾 Saves in this browser only. Weight percentages within a course should add to 100% for the stats to reflect your true grade — this is a planning tool, not your official transcript.
Key takeaways:
This planner tracks every assignment across your courses — what it's worth, whether it's done, and what you scored — in one saved list instead of a subject outline PDF and a separate to-do list. Because each assignment carries a weight, the tool can show you the number that actually matters: how much of the course grade is locked in, and how much is still up for grabs.
It's built for tracking across a whole semester and multiple courses at once, with due dates and status alongside the grade math — the planning layer that a pure calculator doesn't need.
Two numbers do the real work here: how much of the course is already decided (completed weight, from graded work) and how much is still ahead of you (remaining weight). Watching remaining weight shrink over a semester is a more honest progress signal than a to-do list checkbox, because it's weighted by how much each piece actually counts.
Once everything for a course is logged, the Weighted Grade Calculator is the better tool for the specific question of what score you need on what's left. Pair both with the Assignment Tracker for a simpler due-date-only view.
How is completed weight different from remaining weight?
Completed weight is the total percentage of assignments you've entered a score for; remaining weight is everything left in that course still to be graded. The two add up to the course's total logged weight.
How is my current weighted average calculated?
Each graded assignment's percentage (score ÷ max score) is weighted by its assignment weight, summed, then divided by the completed weight — so it reflects only work that's actually been marked, not ungraded assignments.
Is this the same as the Weighted Grade Calculator?
They're related but built for different moments. This planner tracks assignments with due dates and status across your courses over the semester. The Weighted Grade Calculator is a focused what-if tool for working out exactly what score you need on what's left to hit a target grade.
Where is my assignment data stored?
Entirely in this browser's local storage, on this device. Nothing is uploaded. Export a CSV or PDF backup regularly.
Can I track more than one course?
Yes — enter a course name with each assignment and use the course filter to view stats and assignments for just one course at a time, or see everything together.
Can I delete an assignment?
Yes — delete any row with the ✕ button. There's no in-place edit — remove it and add it again with corrected details.