superserious

superserious

by Superserious

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  • Released
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  • May 13, 2026
  • September 26, 2026

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superserious is the app for your course. It holds the whole thing — the lessons, the readings, the people also taking it — and it comes with a teaching assistant that has actually read the material. A course, laid out week by week Thirty lessons, already scheduled across your term. Each one shows what it covers and roughly how long it takes, so you can see the week ahead instead of guessing at it. Nothing is locked: if you want to read ahead, read ahead. A teaching assistant that knows where you are Open a lesson and the assistant is already in it. It knows which lesson you have in front of you, what that lesson is trying to teach, and what the week's reading said — so you can start with a real question instead of explaining your situation first. Didn't do the reading? It assumes you didn't, and works the substance in rather than quizzing you on it. It follows you around the rest of the app too. Reading an article, looking at your messages, planning something with your group — the assistant opens on that, and you can take it anywhere from there. It is one continuous conversation, not a new blank window every time. The people taking it with you See what your group has scheduled and what is coming up. Discuss a lesson with everyone else working through it. Send a message to one person. Save the things worth coming back to. Made for a specific course This is not a general study app. It is set up for one syllabus and one group, and you will need an account from your course to sign in.
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What's New in superserious

1.0.4

September 26, 2026

Rich text for saved articles — the curator's editor now loads the article body instead of the AI summary and saves the formatting instead of discarding it, in both the paste-a-link flow and edit-after-save. The formatting toolbar, visible for the first time. Likers — tap the count on any like or react to see who. Replies on article and course comments, quoted like chat. Editing for comments, replies and chat messages, author-only, with an "edited" marker. Push notifications. Article likes, article comments, community post comments and replies now notify the owner

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