Cinch vs Atlas

Cinch pulls your assignments and syllabi from Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Brightspace (D2L), or Google Classroom and posts them to your Google Calendar in about five minutes. Then it builds a study schedule: a block of time for each assignment, placed around the classes and events already on your calendar. If you miss a study block, Cinch moves it. A block you skipped on Sunday shows up again on Tuesday. You don't have to replan anything. WHAT CINCH DOES • Imports assignments and due dates from your school's LMS • Posts each assignment as a [DUE] event on Google Calendar • Adds [STUDY] blocks with time set aside for each assignment • Works around the classes, work shifts, and events already on your calendar • Reschedules any study block you miss, automatically, overnight WHAT YOU CONTROL • Review every imported assignment so you can confirm nothing was missed • Add any assignments that aren't on your LMS or syllabi • Move, shorten, or delete any study block. They're normal Google Calendar events. Cinch adjusts the rest of your schedule around your changes. YOUR DATA • Cinch reads your existing Google Calendar events only to show your schedule in the app and to find open time for study blocks • Cinch never changes or deletes calendar events it didn't create • Cinch never sells, rents, or shares your data • Delete your account and all your data is permanently deleted • Full policy: https://www.cinchplanner.com/privacy-policy WORKS WITH Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Brightspace (D2L), Google Classroom, and Google Calendar. Cinch is for college and university students in the US and Canada. A Google Calendar account is required. Cinch is a subscription with a free trial. Billing is handled by Apple. Cancel any time in the app (Settings → Manage Subscription) or in your App Store subscriptions. Questions? support@cinchplanner.com Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Atlas is a planner for students that keeps your calendar, your classes, and everything you owe in one place. CAPTURE, DON'T ORGANIZE Type or say what's on your mind — "chem lab writeup due friday, gym at 5" — and Atlas sorts it out: what's an event, what's a task, which class it belongs to, when it's due. Fix anything it got wrong with a tap on a chip. Your draft is saved as you type, so nothing is lost if you get interrupted. BUILT AROUND YOUR SEMESTER Set up a term once and your classes hang off it, with meeting times, rooms, assignments and notes in one place per class. Scan a syllabus from your camera roll and Atlas reads the dates, the grade weights and the late policy off it. If your school publishes a calendar link, connect it and your classes fill themselves in. ONE CALENDAR, NOT FOUR Connect Google Calendar and your events sync both ways. Add Apple Calendar to see everything side by side. Deadlines are shown as deadlines, not as blocks that pretend the work is done — and anything late is pinned, in amber, until you actually handle it. NOTES THAT KNOW WHERE THEY BELONG Keep lecture notes with the class they came from, so what you wrote in week three is still one tap from the exam in week ten. WIDGETS AND NOTIFICATIONS See what's next on your home screen or lock screen, or your whole week at a glance. Get a daily digest, event reminders, and nudges for what's overdue — each one switchable. Atlas is free while we're building it. Your data is yours: never sold, never used for advertising, and deletable from Settings at any time.