For university students
Upload your syllabus. Get your whole term.
Courses, classes, deadlines, exams and grade weights — pulled out of one PDF, and checked by you before anything saves. Then Axis names what to work on next.
Free to start, no card. No syllabus handy? One assignment is enough.
Today
Open one page. Know where to start.
No feed, no inbox, no catching up. Axis reads what is actually due and puts a single next action at the top of the day.
Open the sample termNo account. Visual only — nothing in it works.
Watch it work
Forty seconds, start to finish.
The same argument this page makes, shown rather than described.
Momentum
Break it down, then actually begin.
The reason a big assignment sits untouched is that it has no first step. Axis writes the first step, then starts the timer.
When the exam comes
Sit the paper before you sit the paper.
Axis builds practice questions and timed mock exams out of your own course material, and condenses your notes into a revision sheet you can print. Not generic question banks — your chapters, your topics, your documents.
Practice
A mock exam from your own notes
Whole course, one chapter, a single topic, or documents you upload. Multiple choice, written, or both — 10 to 45 questions, timed like the real thing. Past attempts show which topics keep coming out weak.
Revision sheets
One page you can take in with you
Your notes condensed to a dense printable sheet — pick the page count, columns and density. Built from your own material, so it is only ever as good as your notes, and it says so.
Every Sunday
A weekly review that tells you something.
Not a wall of charts. One honest read on where the week went, and one change worth making next week.
Built for a degree
It works the way a semester works.
Courses, credits and grade weights are the shape of the thing — so Axis is built on them rather than on a generic task list.
Grades that mean something
Weighted per assessment, so a mark tells you where you actually stand — not just what you scored.
A degree you can see
Plan modules across years, catch a prerequisite clash early, and watch the average that will end up on your transcript.
Before you start
The questions worth answering.
Short answers, and honest ones — including what Axis deliberately does not do.
Is Axis free?
Yes, free to start. Courses, assignments, exams, focus sessions and the weekly review all work without paying, and you do not need a card to sign up.
Does it replace my university's timetable or LMS?
No, and it is not trying to. Your university stays the place you submit work and read official marks. Axis sits on top of it and decides what to do with the time in between.
Do I have to import anything to get started?
No, but it is the fastest way. Upload your syllabus and Axis pulls out the courses, classes, deadlines, exams and grading in one step, and you check the result before anything saves. Without one, add a single assignment and Axis has enough to work with — there is no setup wizard and no university account to connect.
What does the AI actually do?
It reads a syllabus into courses, deadlines and a course outline; picks the next action from what is genuinely due; breaks a large assignment into steps small enough to start; drafts a weekly plan you can edit; and builds practice quizzes, mock exams and revision sheets from your own material. It does not write your essays and it never submits anything for you.
What happens if I ignore it for a week?
Nothing breaks and nothing nags you. Axis re-reads what is due whenever you come back, and the weekly review simply reports a quieter week.
Start with today. The rest can wait.
Upload your syllabus and Axis lays out the term, or add one assignment and start from there. Nothing to configure either way.
Built by a student, in the middle of their own degree.
Free while Axis is in beta. If a paid plan arrives, you will be told before anything changes.