For high schoolers & college students · Opening in small groups

Dusk connects to Google Classroom and Canvas, grades how hard each assignment is, and builds it into your week automatically — around practice, sports, and sleep.

Free to join · iPhone & Android · No spam

Dusk's Today screen: up next is an AP Chemistry problem set at 3:30 PM, graded hard, with the day's schedule below
The Problem

Every to-do app assumes you already know what to do and when. Homework doesn't work like that.

— The assumption every planner app is built on. Dusk is built on the opposite.

9:04 PM
Assignments land at 9pm
Google Classroom and Canvas drip-feed homework all night. By the time you check, it’s already due tomorrow.
10 min or 3 hrs?
Every assignment looks the same size
A 5-question worksheet and a full essay both just say "due Friday." Nothing tells you which one actually needs three hours.
Practice 4–6
Your calendar doesn’t know about practice
Sports, clubs, and family dinner already fill your week. Homework has to fit around them — not the other way around.
The System

Built to run your week, not just log it.

This is a real week in Dusk. Every assignment lands on a day, every day shows how heavy it is at a glance, and the hard stuff gets spread out before it piles up on Thursday night.

Dusk's week view: twelve tasks across Sep 13 to 19, each day's bar colored easier to harder, Friday expanded to AP Chemistry, History essay and Calculus reading

Pulls your assignments automatically

Dusk connects to Google Classroom and Canvas, so new homework enters your schedule the moment it’s posted — no manual entry.

Grades the real difficulty

Not every assignment is the same size. Dusk estimates how long each one actually takes, so your night reflects reality.

Fits around your life

Classes, practice, sports, meals, sleep — Dusk schedules homework into the time that’s actually free.

Re-plans every night

New assignments show up while you sleep. Dusk re-plans your week each night so you always start the day with a working schedule.

How It Works

Three steps. Then it runs every night.

1Step 1

Connect Classroom or Canvas

Sign in once. Dusk pulls your assignments automatically from then on — no manual entry, no re-checking every class page.

2Step 2

Add your fixed events

Classes, practice, sports, meals, sleep. Tell Dusk once what your week already looks like — it schedules homework around it.

3Step 3

Get a working night, every night

Dusk grades each assignment and slots it into real free time. Re-plans automatically as new homework comes in.

Inside the app

You stay in charge. Dusk does the busywork.

Dusk found 1 new task, Calculus Reading Ch. 7 at 7:45 PM, with Edit and Approve all buttons
Nothing moves without you

New homework shows up as a draft. Approve it in one tap, or edit it first. Your calendar never changes behind your back.

Chat with Dusk, suggesting prompts like Move my essay to Thursday and Give me a free evening
Just ask

“Move my essay to Thursday.” “Give me a free evening.” Dusk reworks the plan and shows you before anything changes.

Task complete screen for AP Chemistry Problem Set: took 90 minutes, estimated 90, right on, with too long, just right and too short feedback
It learns your pace

Finish a task and tell Dusk how long it really took. Its estimates get closer to how you actually work, week by week.

Vs. The Alternatives

A to-do list tells you what’s due. Dusk tells you when.

DuskGoogle Calendar aloneA to-do list appA paper planner
Pulls assignments from Classroom/Canvas automatically✓✗✗✗
Grades how hard each assignment actually is✓✗✗✗
Schedules around classes, practice, and sleep✓partial✗✗
Re-plans automatically as new homework comes in✓✗✗✗
Snap a photo of a paper assignment to schedule it✓✗✗✗
Free to try✓✓partial✗

A planner only works if you keep updating it. Dusk updates itself — every night, automatically.

Try It — No Signup

Add homework. Watch Dusk find where it fits.

This is a simplified stand-in for Dusk’s scheduling logic, running right here in your browser — no account, no data sent anywhere. Soccer practice and dinner are already fixed. Add a task and rebuild the plan.

Tonight’s homework
Biology test — Friday
45m
Algebra worksheet
25m
History reading, Ch. 9
35m
Fixed events already on your calendar
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
7:00 PM
9:00 PM
11:00 PM
Soccer practice
Dinner
Who It’s For

One app, three people trusting it with something.

STUDENTS
Get your homework organized automatically.

Connect Classroom or Canvas once. Dusk pulls what’s due, figures out how hard it is, and slots it into your actual evening — around practice, dinner, and everything else already on your calendar.

PARENTS
Understand how your child’s school data is handled.

No ad SDKs, no selling data, no reading anything beyond the assignments a class platform already exposes. See exactly what’s collected and how to request or delete it.

Read the data page
SCHOOLS
Control what student information Dusk can access.

Students can connect their own account today with no school involvement. If your district wants a formal data-sharing agreement first — audit rights, deletion on request — we’ll set one up before anyone connects.

For administrators
The Invitation

Your calendar should do the homework. Now it can.

Join the waitlist for early access. Bring three friends and founding member pricing is locked in for good.

Free to join · iPhone & Android · No spam

Bring Your Friends

The fastest way in is to bring people with you.

Dusk opens in groups, smallest first. Every friend who joins on your link moves you into an earlier one — and the people you bring are the ones you're comparing schedules with anyway.

1 friend
Early access
You're in the first group when Dusk opens, instead of waiting with the general list.
3 friends
Founding member pricing
The launch discount, locked in for good — not just for the first year.
5 friends
Get it first
You're using Dusk while we're still building it, long before it's public.

You get your link the second you join — no extra sign-up, nothing to install.

Get my link
Questions

Answered.

We’re still in development — the app isn’t on the App Store yet. Everyone on the waitlist gets an email the moment early access opens.