so much to do.
no idea where to start.
urtime starts it for you.

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so you hand it over.

you type what's due. urtime builds a tuesday: math at four, the essay's outline, gym at six, the chem test after, reading later.

what's due tomorrow goes first.

math homework, due tomorrow, moves to the top of the day.

your classroom shows up on its own, due dates and all.

your google classroom assignments land on the week by themselves, with their due dates: the essay, due friday, and a bio quiz on thursday you never mentioned.

big stuff, one step at a time.

the essay becomes four timed steps across the week: outline, draft the body, intro and end, read it back.

the prep's done before you sit down.

the assignment opens with the same four steps, an outline, a video on structuring a literary essay and an article on the green light, marked ready.

fixed stuff doesn't move.

gym from your calendar stays at six. everything else flows around it.

say you're tired. the plan changes.

you say you're tired. urtime replies: math splits in two, the essay shrinks to just opening the doc, and chem moves to tomorrow morning.

your day, but it actually fits.

the day now fits: math part one, a break, math part two, gym, the essay, and then it ends. chem moved to tomorrow morning.

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a few more things it does.

say it, or send a photo.

a voice note, a photo of the worksheet or the doc itself. it picks the task out.

your calendar and classroom, already in.

connect google once. fixed events and due dates are on the day before it plans anything.

ask it about any assignment.

every assignment has its own chat, so you're asking about the thing in front of you.

a chatbot writes the plan. urtime already knows your week.

a chatbot

starts from a blank box

hands you a list to fit in yourself

waits for you to ask

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starts from your real week

puts it on your day, with times

the prep's already done

a few things people ask

is it free?

the beta is free. we'll work out pricing later and be upfront about it.

when can i get it?

in waves, a bit at a time. it opens soon, so check back here.

does it connect to google classroom?

yeah. once it's linked, your assignments and due dates come through into the plan. if your school manages your google account, the school has to allow it first. for anything else, you just tell it.

what about my google calendar?

connect it and whatever's already in there, like sport or a shift, is on your day before it plans anything. it won't move those.

is it doing my homework for me?

no. it sets up the steps, some ideas and a few useful links so you can start. the writing is still yours.

do i have to type everything in?

no. you can say it, or send a photo of the worksheet or the doc, and it picks the task out. anything in your classroom or calendar is already there.

what happens to my data?

we keep what the app needs to plan your day: your tasks, your chats with it, and whatever you connect, like your calendar. no ads, no selling it. you can disconnect google or delete your account from settings whenever you want.