Every assignment with its due date, a live days-left countdown, and one-tap status. Saves in your browser; CSV export. Free.
| Assignment | Subject | Due | Countdown | Status |
|---|
💾 Saves in this browser. Tap the status button to cycle To do → In progress → Done.
Assignments don't ambush you one at a time — they cluster, and the cluster is invisible until everything lists in one place sorted by due date. That's the whole trick here: the countdown colours (green, orange inside three days, red overdue) make the next crunch visible weeks out, when you can still do something about it. Enter assignments the day they're set, not the week they're due, and glance at the list each Monday.
Break big assignments into stages by adding them as separate entries — "Essay: research", "Essay: draft", "Essay: final" — with staggered dates; three small deadlines are far easier to hit than one big one. Plan the actual work sessions in the Study Planner and keep exams on their own radar with the Exam Countdown.
When should the due date I enter be?
A day or two before the real deadline. The buffer absorbs printer failures, sick days, and "it needs one more read" — the things that turn on-time into late.
How do I handle group assignments?
Track your own deliverables as separate entries ("my section draft to group") with earlier dates than the submission — group work fails at the internal handoffs, not the final upload.
What do the colours mean?
Green: comfortable. Orange: due within three days. Red: due today or overdue. Done items fade out but stay for your records.
Does it sync to my phone?
No — it saves in the browser you use. Track on whichever device you study with, and export the CSV if you want a copy elsewhere.
Can I use it for work tasks too?
Absolutely — anything with a deadline works: reports, applications, BAS lodgments. Subject simply becomes the project or client.