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Get it out of the syllabus.
Upload a readable PDF, TXT, or Markdown syllabus and turn its assignments, quizzes, and exams into draft records for your review.
Saved from your syllabus
Example
This week · start here
01Highest priority
Final exam
Review the extracted date before you plan around it.
02
Lab assignment
Edit the title, notes, or date when the syllabus needs context.
03
Reading quiz
Keep every saved item with its course.
Review dates before you rely on them
A focused place to review what your courses require.
From source material to a list you can use
The small deadlines are easier to manage when they are together, editable, and saved.
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Make the list yours.
Edit titles, types, dates, and notes. Dates that are missing or ambiguous stay marked for review instead of being guessed.
03
Come back to what is saved.
Your reviewed deadlines remain attached to the course after you reload. Calendar, SMS, and payment connections are not part of this first version.
The syllabus workflow
Start with the source. Finish with a list you trust.
Duewhistle keeps this first step focused: create a course, extract the supported items, and decide what each date means for you.
01 · Create
Add a course.
Start with an ordinary empty account. Add the course name, plus optional term and instructor details.
02 · Upload
Upload a readable syllabus.
Duewhistle reads PDF, TXT, and Markdown text and keeps the original source available for a retry if extraction needs another pass.
03 · Review
Edit and save the deadlines.
Review every assignment, quiz, and exam. Edit the date, add notes, mark your review, or remove a false positive.
Your first course can start here
Turn a syllabus into a list you can return to.
Create an account to add a course and upload its syllabus. Have a question? Email the Duewhistle team directly.
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