Notes
Class notes sit in one notebook instead of a desktop full of drafts.
GStudent • GenesisOS Labs
Your Semester. on your computer.
The student workspace. Drop your syllabi, notes, slides, and readings into one place. Agents review your files and keep you on track all semester.
- Runs Locally
- File & Folder Import
- Syllabus Review
- Windows & macOS
The problem
A semester should not live in six different places.
Notes, PDFs, syllabi, assignments, study material, and deadlines pile up across folders, inboxes, and tabs. GStudent puts that work in one workspace on your computer.
PDFs
Readings and handouts land on the class you choose, as a note you can reopen.
Syllabi
A syllabus opens for review before any date is added to the semester.
Assignments
Due dates stay on the class they belong to, where you can correct or complete them.
Study material
Slides, readings, and notes are in the same place you open when it is time to study.
Deadlines
Today shows what is due, what is coming up, and the next exam date you approved.
Windows & macOS desktop beta
Join the Free Beta
GStudent is a Windows & macOS desktop beta. You install it on one computer, create a semester, and keep it there.
- What you get A desktop build for your computer, and a place for this semester's classes, notes, assignments, and syllabi.
- What we need Your name, email, and major. A minor is optional.
- What happens next We email you about the Windows & macOS beta. The semester itself is not stored in this form.
Today
Open the computer. See the semester.
Today is the page you come back to. Priorities, due today, upcoming work, the next exam, and recent notes are on one screen.
- Priorities The work that should move first, using due date and the class it belongs to.
- Due Today Assignments scheduled for today, with the class and the time.
- Upcoming Work The next seven days, so a reading due later this week is not a surprise.
- Next Exam The next quiz, midterm, or final after you approve that date.
- Recent Notes The last notes you opened or edited, still attached to the class.
Drop an entire semester
Bring the files you already have.
Multi-file upload, up to 50 files at once. Folder drop works in the Windows & macOS desktop app. Click-to-choose selects files.
- DOCX
- PPTX
- TXT
- CSV
- Images
Extracted text becomes a note on the class selected in Attach to course. The original file bytes are not stored. Excel workbooks need to be saved as CSV. A ZIP is not opened.
Classes, notes, and assignments
One workspace for the classes you are taking.
Open a class for its notes, assignments, and syllabus reviews. Track due dates from the assignment list. Review a syllabus before any date is saved.
Course workspace
Add a class with a code, name, subject, and term. The roster is the semester. Open a class to see its notes, assignments, and syllabus together.
Notes and syllabus reviews
Write a note on a class, or drop a file and keep the extracted text as a note on the class you selected. If the file is a syllabus, calendar, or schedule, GStudent opens a review first. Dates are not added until you approve them.
Assignment tracking
Add an assignment with a title, class, and due date. Edit it, mark it complete, or delete it. Exams show here after you approve them from a syllabus review.
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Education
Two workspaces. One for each side of the course.
GStudent is the student workspace. GProfessor is the faculty workspace. Each one stays on that person's computer.
GStudent
The student workspace. Classes, notes, assignments, and syllabi for the semester you are taking.
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The faculty workspace. Courses, lectures, assignment review, student support, and research for the term you teach.
GProfessor for FacultyQuestions
Before you join the beta
Does GStudent require an account?
No. GStudent does not ask you to create an account. The semester stays on your computer.
Does it sync between computers?
No. GStudent does not sync. It runs on one computer. Export a backup and restore it on another computer. A second computer stays empty until you restore that backup.
Which files are supported?
PDF, Word (DOCX), PowerPoint (PPTX), text (TXT), CSV, RTF, and images (JPG, PNG, WEBP, and GIF). You can drop up to 50 files at once, or a folder in the Windows & macOS desktop app. Each file can be up to 15 MB. Excel workbooks are not read; save the sheet as CSV. HEIC photos need to be saved as JPG or PNG. A ZIP file is not opened; drop the files or the folder instead. Click-to-choose selects files. Folder drop works in the desktop app.
Where are my files stored?
on your computer. Extracted text is saved as a note on the class you pick in Attach to course. The original file bytes are not stored. There is no per-file course guess.
What happens when I import a syllabus?
If the file name contains syllabus, calendar, or schedule, or the word syllabus appears near the start of the text, GStudent opens a review. Dates become assignments or exams only after you approve that review.
Can I export my semester?
Yes. Settings → Privacy exports a backup on your computer. You can restore that backup later. The backup stays on your computer.
Start This Semester Organized.
Join the free Windows & macOS desktop beta. Your semester stays on your computer.