A study planner for LUMS
Every deadline this term, on one page.
Pick your courses off the Fall 2026 list, hand Claude your outlines, and every quiz, reading and midterm goes in with its date and weight. Then Akada tells you what to do next, and times you while you do it.
Akada is free. Delete your account and everything in it goes with it.
this is Today, the one screen you open
How it goes
about two minutes, then the term runs itself
01
Pick your courses
Search the LUMS Fall 2026 list and choose your section. Instructor and class times come with it.
02
Get your deadlines in
Hand Claude your course outlines and it writes in every quiz, assignment and exam with its weight. Or add them yourself.
03
Open Today and start
It shows what to do next with a Start button beside it. The timer runs while you study and the week fills in.
Works inside Claude
Hand it your outline. Never type a deadline.
Switch Akada on in Claude once. Then attach an outline and say “put everything into Akada”, or ask what to start first, what you need on the final, or to be quizzed on last week's readings. It reads your planner and writes into it for you.
Akada gets
What Claude asks for, like “the tasks due this week”, and the deadlines it found.
Never gets
Your chats, your other conversations, or your Claude account.
ECON100_outline.pdf
Here's my ECON 100 outline. Put everything into Akada.
Claude · used Akada
Added 14 items to ECON 100: six quizzes at 2% each (best five count), four problem sets, the readings for weeks 5 to 9 with page counts, the midterm (30%) on Oct 14 and the final (40%). The grading scheme is waiting for you to accept on the course page.
Then, on Today
ECON 100
Read Mankiw Ch 4: Supply and Demand
Due tomorrow, and a Start button beside it
What it does that a to-do list doesn't
Read how it all works- Reading, in hoursPut in the page count and Akada learns how fast you read, so four readings becomes about six hours before Thursday.
- Your real gradeMarks are counted out of what has come back, not out of 100. An 80 on the first quiz means you are on 80.
- RecallWhat you finished comes back a day later as a question. Answer it from memory, and the gaps widen as it sticks.
- A run in weeksYour run is counted by the week, so one day off costs nothing. Every hour you log shows up somewhere.
- Tallies on the RecordEvery 40 minutes on a course inks a tally on its page, and fifteen tallies bind the page. It all comes from your sessions.
- A timer worth watchingStart it from any task or course. A drawing grows in the course colour while you study, instead of a clock ticking down.
The timer
A block with a target, or untimed.
The drawing grows while you read: one stem splitting two or three ways at every step, in the colour of the course you are on. A block fills its frame exactly when the time is up. An open session just keeps going.
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Start the term on one page.
Two minutes to set up. Your courses are already on the list.
Create accountadd it to your home screen, it opens like an app