Homework Chime - Due Dates

Keep track of due dates by logging homework right after class. Add your classes once. When a class ends, the app asks "Any homework?" and you just answer. The due date and the estimated time fill in automatically from what the app has learned about each class, so you rarely have to type anything. GOOD FOR • Logging homework before you forget it • Never missing a due date • Putting your work time and deadlines on your calendar WHAT IT DOES • Due dates at a glance: Assignments are listed by due date: overdue, today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and then by date up to a week ahead. Within 10 hours of a deadline, it shows the time left. You can search by title or class name. A reminder comes the evening before a due date (optional). • It asks you after class: Before a class, after a class (the default) or at the end of the day, as you choose in Settings, the app asks "Any homework?" Tap "Yes" to enter the assignment, or "None" in one tap. Unanswered classes are listed in the Homework tab. • It learns the usual due date and time needed: For each class, the app remembers how the due date is usually set (before the next class, a week later, and so on) and how long the work takes, and uses them as starting values for the next assignment. Same-kind assignments ("Report 3", "Report 4") share one history. Review, add or delete them in Settings > Saved Homework; you can change any value. • Check to complete, swipe to mark "Not submitted": Tap the circle to complete an assignment (tap again within 2 seconds to cancel). If an assignment is overdue and can no longer be handed in, swipe it to the right. It leaves the Homework list and stays in the Done tab, marked as not submitted, and you can put it back anytime. • Widgets: "Homework Suggestions" lists likely assignments after class, based on the same class on the same weekday. Tap "+" to add one (numbered titles continue: Report 3, then Report 4; "Undo" appears for a short while). "Complete Homework" lists unfinished assignments by due date; tap the circle to complete one. Small, medium and large (extra large on iPad). • Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight: Add or complete an assignment, mark it as not submitted, change its due date, see what is due soon, or answer "none" by voice or from Shortcuts (for example, say "Add homework in Homework Chime"). Spotlight can find them too. • Put your work time and deadlines on the calendar: Add the time you will work on an assignment, and its deadline, to the iOS Calendar. It works with write-only access, with full access, or with no permission at all (the standard editor opens, for work time only). With full access, the deadline is removed when you finish the assignment. With full access you can pick from free time, and times you move in the Calendar app are reflected in the app. The app reads only the times of your events, never titles or other content, and sends nothing anywhere. • Semesters, periods and self-study: Group your classes by semester, set your own period times, and record assignments that don't belong to a class as "Self-study". • Japanese and English: The app follows your device's language. To change it for this app only, tap "Language" in the Settings tab. • iPhone and iPad, synced with iCloud: iPad uses the same screens and controls as iPhone. When you are signed in to iCloud with the same Apple Account, your assignments, classes and completed items stay in step across iPhone and iPad (settings stay per device). PRIVACY No ads, no analytics, and nothing is sent to the developer's servers. Your records are stored on your device and in your own iCloud (an Apple service). The developer cannot see them. NOTES • For iPhone and iPad. There are no screens designed for Mac or Apple Vision Pro yet. • Syncing with iCloud needs the same Apple Account on each device. Without iCloud, the app works on a single device.