You talk.Lenny plans.You approve.

That’s the whole idea. Here’s what happens at each step.

Consistency on a laptop: a week of classes, shifts and study sessions planned by Lenny
Consistency on a phone: this week’s schedule
Lenny asking what you want Consistency forLenny asking how to add your fixed scheduleUpload your unit guidesA planned week with study sessions around classes and shiftsThe month calendar with an assignment opened
Lenny asking what you want Consistency forLenny asking how to add your fixed scheduleUpload your unit guidesA planned week with study sessions around classes and shiftsThe month calendar with an assignment opened
1 / 4

Talk.

Lenny asks a few questions: your name, what you need, and your fixed week. Link your calendar, upload it, or just say it.

2 / 4

Read.

Drop in your unit guides. Lenny finds every quiz, assignment and exam, and shows where each date came from.

3 / 4

Plan.

Study lands in the gaps between classes and shifts, spread out before each deadline. You tap Approve, or it doesn’t happen.

4 / 4

Done.

Every date on one calendar. Tap anything to see what it is.

Same Lenny.
In your pocket.

Schedule on a phone
Lenny on a phone
Calendar on a phone

Real screens from the app. Example semester.

Lenny never plans over a class or a shift. It keeps your sleep. It leaves breathing room either side of everything. It stays under the daily limit you set. And nothing changes until you tap Approve. Changed your mind? Undo.

Say hi
to Lenny.

Lenny’s first question in the app: Hey, I’m Lenny. What should I call you?