About Syllabase
Syllabase is a free, private all-in-one academic tracker for university and college students — courses, assignments, grades, attendance, your school's real-scale GPA, and exactly what you need on every final.
Every September, students rebuild the same grade spreadsheet and spend finals season doing panic math at 2 a.m. Syllabase replaces the spreadsheet, the portal, and the sticky notes with one calm place that keeps a live picture of where you stand — and tells you what you need to get where you want to go.
What Syllabase does
- Gives you a plan, not just a list — a Focus to-do list that ranks what to work on next and keeps readings and classes separate from what's actually due.
- Tracks everything in one place — courses and 15 kinds of work (assignments, readings, labs, papers, projects, exams, and more), deadlines, and attendance.
- Uses your school's real GPA scale — York's 9.0, University of Toronto's 4.0, McMaster's 12-point, Western's percentage system, and more, credit-weighted — or build your own.
- Matches the syllabus exactly — drop-the-lowest and best-N grade rules, and participation graded automatically from your attendance.
- Forecasts your grade — "what do I need on the final?", what-if scenarios, and your real odds of hitting a target.
- Imports a course from your syllabus — optionally, using your own AI; your syllabus is never uploaded to Syllabase.
- Logs attendance — one tap per class, with per-course rates and warnings.
- Shows your week and exports it — weekly schedule, calendar, exam countdown, and add classes to your calendar (.ics) or download grades as CSV.
Private by design
No ad trackers. We never sell or share your data with advertisers, and we never run AI on your grades. Your syllabus is never uploaded to us — you enter the facts that matter (dates and weights), or draft them with your own AI and paste them in. You can export or delete your data at any time, on any plan.
Free for students
Syllabase is free while it’s in Early Access — no credit card, no trial timer. It’s built for university and college students across Canada and the US and grows by word of mouth.
As the product grows, some deeper features may become part of a paid tier, and the free tier may include ads in the future. Pricing and exactly what stays free are still being finalized and may change — but we’ll always keep a meaningful free option, and we’ll share the details before anything changes. See our FAQ.