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From deadline panic
to a doable plan.
Deadlines tell you when something is due. GapTracker helps you decide when to start, how long it will take, and how much it impacts your final grade.
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DESIGNED FOR STUDENT REALITYSee what matters today.
See what matters today.
Tackle overdue work first.
A long to-do list creates fatigue. GapTracker triages your coursework into three clear buckets: Due Today, This Week, and Overdue.
Grade weight awareness
Know which assignments carry the biggest consequences. See at a glance whether a task is 5% or 15% of your final semester standing.
Realistic time estimates
Each assignment includes an estimated effort (~40 min, ~90 min) so you can plan study sessions around your actual free time.
Direct connection to Today’s Focus
Don’t just stare at a deadline. Tap any assignment to move it into a focused study block with a dedicated focus timer.
SEAMLESS WORKFLOW
How assignments flow into study sessions.
Triage by urgency
Check what’s due today and knock out overdue work before it impacts your readiness score.
Study in focus blocks
Launch a 40-minute focus session directly from the assignment and track your progress.
Tired of copying dates by hand?
GapTracker imports your assignments and calendars directly from your university’s learning system.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Everything you need to know.
How does GapTracker organize my assignments?
GapTracker groups your assignments by urgency into Due Today, This Week, and Overdue, so you always know what needs immediate attention without scrolling through a messy calendar.
Can I see how much an assignment affects my final grade?
Yes. Each assignment displays its percentage weight (for example, 5% or 15% of your course grade) alongside an estimated completion time (~40 min, ~90 min).
Can assignments be imported automatically?
Yes. You can connect Moodle directly or import your Canvas calendar feed URL to bring in courses and deadlines automatically with zero manual entry.
Can I break large projects into smaller tasks?
Yes. You can divide major papers and problem sets into subtasks and pull individual tasks straight into Today’s Focus for a dedicated study session.
Your next semester.
A little more under control.
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