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A clearer way through school

Schoolwork, under control.

Weekly brings your assignments, deadlines, and available time together—so you always know what to work on next.

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Connects to Google Classroom with read-only access

Spanish Worksheet 3A

Turned in · confirmed by Classroom

Illustrative student and sample classes.

01The idea

Weekly isn't another calendar, another giant checklist, or a chatbot. It answers one question: What should I work on right now?

02Product

Less planning.More doing.

Tell Weekly how much time you have. It helps you figure out what actually fits.

How much time do you have right now?

25 of 30 min · Complete Geometry Practice

Today30 min right now
Your next step5 min to spare
Geometry

Complete Geometry Practice

Estimated duration
Estimated 25 min
Due
Due tomorrow
  1. 1Problems 13–1812 min
  2. 2Problems 19–2410 min
  3. 3Turn it in on Classroom3 min

Due tomorrow 8 AM · fits your 30 min

Optional timer · no sound, pause anytime

How it comes together

From everythingto one thing.

An example of fourteen assignments from Geometry, English 10, Chemistry, World History and Spanish II. Weekly sorts them onto the days before each is due, then shows one next step: Geometry Practice Set 4.3, about 25 minutes, due tomorrow.

The next step

One thingat a time.

Instead of a list of everything, Weekly shows the one step that makes the most sense right now. Try it.

Do this now1 hr 15 min left today
Geometry

Finish Geometry Practice

Problems 13–24

~25 minDue tomorrow

Due tomorrow 8 AM · fits your 1 hr 15 min today

  1. One step, not the whole assignment

    Bigger work is split into steps you can finish in one sitting.

  2. Sized to your time

    Estimates are labelled as guesses. If one is off, change it.

  3. A reason you can see

    Why this, why now—built from due dates and your free time.

  4. Honest answers

    Done, Did some, Not now. Each one updates the plan. None of them means “turned in.”

03How it works

Make a plan thatactually fits.

  1. Connect Google Classroom

    Weekly reads your classes, assignments, and due dates. Read-only.

  2. Tell it your time

    Minutes for each day. Practice, games, and work shifts count.

  3. Do the next step

    Weekly places work before it's due, and says plainly when there's more work than time.

Your week

3 hr 30 min free · about 3 hr 20 min of work

Tuesday

Nothing due

30 min
English Reading25 min · part 2 of 2
5 min free

It all fits, with 10 min to spare.

It all fits.

10 min to spare. Try a game night on Thursday.

Sample week. Estimates are guesses you can change; your own extra steps are the only thing a smaller plan skips.

Google Classroom

Connected · read-only · Updated 3:30 PM

Classes Weekly uses

Coming up

6 assignments

  • Geometry Practice Set 4.3

    Geometry
    Wed

  • Chemistry Lab Questions

    Chemistry
    Thu

  • History Reading: Ch. 7

    World History
    Thu

  • English Essay Outline

    English 10
    Fri

  • Spanish Vocabulary Review

    Spanish II
    Quiz Fri

  • Proofs Exit Ticket

    Geometry
    Fri

Example classes. Refresh and the class list work here.

Google Classroom

Your classes,connected.

Connect Google Classroom once. Weekly keeps your assignments and due dates current, so the plan always starts from what your teachers actually posted.

Weekly reads

  • Your active classes
  • Assignments and due dates
  • Whether Classroom shows your work as turned in

Weekly never

  • Keep your grades
  • Read Gmail or Drive
  • See other students' work
  • Post, submit, or change anything

Weekly is an independent product. It isn't made by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Google. Google Classroom is a trademark of Google LLC.

Recovery

Missed a day?You're stillon track.

Missing a planned session never makes work overdue. Weekly moves what you didn't get to, keeps your progress, and tells you what changed.

WednesdayToday

42 of 60 min

Chemistry Lab Questions

30 min · Due Fri

Spanish Vocabulary Review

12 min · Quiz Fri

Planned for after practice.

Thursday

45 of 75 min

History Reading: Ch. 7

20 min · Due Fri

English Essay Outline

25 min · Due Mon · part 1 of 2

Friday

15 of 45 min

English Essay Outline

15 min · Due Mon · part 2 of 2

Status

Know what's done.

“Finished” is your word. “Turned in” only ever comes from Classroom. Weekly keeps them apart—and never shows grades.

English 10

English Essay Outline

Due Fri
In progress · ~15 min left

Your own progress.

Chemistry

Chemistry Lab Questions

Returned · see Classroom
Your progress
What you say
Turned in
What Classroom says
Grades
Never shown

Help

Ask for help sooner.

Stuck is normal. Pick what's going on and Weekly drafts a clear, polite message. You read it, change it, and send it yourself.

What's up?
Who's it for?

Nothing is sent automatically.

And the details

Small things, done carefully.

Pasted email · received Thursday

Subject: Map quiz + study guide

Hi everyone,

Great work on the Silk Road projects. Our East Asia map quiz is on Tuesday in class. The study guide is posted on Classroom.

— Mr. Haddad

Is this right?

World HistoryQuiz

East Asia map quiz

Tue (no time given)

From the email: “Our East Asia map quiz is on Tuesday in class.”

04For schools

Built for students.Ready for schools.

Weekly is designed to help with the part of school that's hard to teach: deciding what to do next, and doing it. Here is exactly what it does—and what it doesn't.

Designed to help with

  1. 01Managing assignmentsEvery class in one place, with due dates straight from Google Classroom.
  2. 02Planning realisticallyPlans are built around the time a student says they actually have.
  3. 03Recovering after a missed dayA fresh plan with progress kept, and no blame in the wording.
  4. 04Less organizational frictionOne next step instead of another list to sort through.
  5. 05Asking for help earlierStudents draft clear messages to teachers or counselors, then send them themselves.
How data movesCurrent beta

Weekly's web host

Serves the app. Stores no student data.

The student's browser

Weekly runs here.

Plan saved hereToken kept in memory

Google

Sign-in and Classroom, under Google's own terms.

Classroom data goes from Google to the student's browser. It doesn't pass through Weekly's host.

Privacy and access, in plain terms

Describes the current beta app

Google Classroom access
Read-only: active classes, posted coursework, and the student's own submissions
Changes to Classroom
None. Weekly can't post, submit, or edit anything
Where plans are stored
In the student's own browser
Google sign-in token
Held in memory only; never written to storage
Grades
Never stored or shown
Staff dashboard
None. A student's plan is private to them
Analytics in the app
None
AI
None. Estimates and plans come from simple, visible rules

Where things stand

  • Weekly is in beta.
  • Before students can connect with school Google accounts, your Google Workspace admin needs to allow Weekly.
  • We haven't completed any third-party privacy certification, so we don't claim one.
  • We're glad to walk your team through how Weekly handles data, in as much detail as you need.

Thinking about Weekly for your students?

Counselors, teachers, and district staff: start a conversation. We'll answer questions and help you decide if it's a fit.

See how it works: the five-minute counselor tour

For schools

Bring Weekly to your school

Tell us a little about your school. We'll turn it into an email you send from your own inbox—nothing is sent from this page.

Your email

To: schools@getweekly.study

Weekly for our school

Hello Weekly team,

I'm [your name], counselor at [school or district].

We'd like to learn more about bringing Weekly to our students.

Thank you,
[your name]
Open in your email

This week

Make this weeka better one.

Less time figuring out what to do.
More time making progress.

Get StartedFor Schools

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