Semesterly

Semesterly

by Brendan Wild

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Released
September 14, 2026
Updated
September 17, 2026

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Semesterly turns a course syllabus into a calendar of every assignment, exam and deadline it contains. Import the PDF or Word file your professor posted, or photograph a printed one, and Semesterly reads the schedule and pulls out what is due and when. You review everything before it is saved, so nothing reaches your calendar that you have not seen. EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR PHONE Your syllabi are read and parsed entirely on this device. Nothing you import is uploaded, there is no account to create, and the app contains no analytics and no tracking of any kind. WHAT IT DOES • Reads PDF, Word and photographed syllabi • Finds assignments, exams, quizzes, readings and breaks • Sorts them into a Today view, a month calendar, and a page for each course • Flags anything it is unsure about so you can correct it before saving • Reminders a day, two days or a week ahead • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets showing what is next • Tick work off from the widget without opening the app BUILT FOR REAL SYLLABI A course schedule is a table, and most tools flatten it into unreadable text. Semesterly reads the table as a table, so a date in a DUE column is understood as a deadline and a lecture topic is not mistaken for homework. Free, with no ads and nothing to subscribe to.
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What's New in Semesterly

1.3

September 17, 2026

Your deadlines can now live in your Calendar app. • Add to Calendar — mirror your confirmed deadlines into a calendar of their own, so they show up beside the rest of your week. Hide or delete it any time; your other calendars are never touched. • School time zone — if your school is in a different time zone from you, Semesterly now reads "due by 11:59pm" the way your school meant it. • Better reading of syllabi. Deadlines that had already passed were being missed entirely, and now they're found. So are weekly assignments that repeat word for word, and busy weeks that list several things under one date. • A syllabus that mixes typed pages with a scanned schedule is now read all the way through, instead of stopping at the typed part. • A password-protected PDF now says so, rather than suggesting you photograph it. • A new icon. Everything still happens on your phone. No account, nothing uploaded.

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