“We used to have four group chats and a paper planner. Now there is one tab, and the deadline row carries the rubric, the room and the notes from the seminar where it was set.”
Nina Larsson Second-year economics, Linköping
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The whole semester on one open tab
Lectures, deadlines, study rooms, mentor hours and lecture notes — pulled into a single workspace, so your group of three stops texting each other about what was due on Thursday.
Free for your first subject · no card, no deadline
Deadline Literature review — 3 000 words
Seminar group B Tue 14:00
Microeconomics - Room B.204 — 6 seats booked
- Mentor hours — Thu 11:30, desk 12
- Hand-in: problem set 3
Linear algebra / Microeconomics / Organic chemistry / Statistics II / Academic writing / Data structures / Modern history /
Your week, already sorted
Everything you signed up for lands in one agenda, in the order it happens — not in the order five different group chats decided to mention it.
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Drop in your subjects
Import the timetable from your faculty portal, or type three course codes in by hand. Semestr pulls the lecture, seminar and lab times into one agenda.
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Book the room and the mentor
See which rooms are free, claim a desk in a quiet zone, and take a fifteen-minute slot with a teaching assistant before the hand-in date — not after it.
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Hand in with the deadline attached
Each task keeps its rubric, the room it was set in and the notes you took there, so nothing gets turned in from the wrong document at 23:58.
Week of 12 May 6 items
- 09:00 Linear algebraLecture · Hall A, ground floor Lecture
- 15:00 Study groupLibrary 2F · table 14 Room
- 14:00 MicroeconomicsSeminar · room B.204 Room
- 10:30 Problem set 3Microeconomics · hand-in 23:59 Deadline
- 11:30 Mentor hoursTeaching assistant · desk 12 Mentor
- 16:00 Lab reportChemistry · upload draft for review Deadline
Everything that eats a semester, in one place
Six parts, one workspace. Open it on your phone between two lectures, on the library laptop at midnight, or on the projector in the seminar room — it looks the same everywhere.
Sessions
Lectures, seminars and labs with recordings attached, plus the slide deck the lecturer actually presented.
Deadlines
One list, ordered by what is due first, with the rubric and the hand-in link sitting in the same row.
Mentor hours
Book a fifteen-minute slot with a teaching assistant, see the questions already answered, and add yours to the queue.
Materials
Reading lists, past papers and lecture notes in one searchable shelf, tagged by subject and week.
Group chat
A thread per seminar group, where the files and questions stay attached to the subject they belong to.
Portfolio
Every finished assignment collected into a portfolio you can show at an internship interview.
Rooms you can actually book
Finding a place to sit used to be the hardest part of the week. Now the state of every room on campus is one tap away, and a seat can be yours before you leave the corridor.
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Live availability
Rooms, quiet desks and lab benches update every minute, so you stop walking to a floor to find it full.
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Rooms with the right kit
Filter for a projector, a whiteboard, screen printing or sockets at every seat — then book the one that fits the session.
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Booked for the group
A room booking belongs to the seminar group, with the notes and the attendance list attached to it.
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Desk, not a place
Mentor hour bookings show which desk the assistant will be at, and let you leave the question in advance.
Free right now on campus
- B.204 · seminar room6 seats free
- Library 2F · quiet zone2 seats free
- C.101 · group boothFree in 25 min
What students say when the deadline has not landed yet
Short answers from the spring cohort, collected two weeks after the last hand-in of the semester.
“I booked a room from my phone on the way to campus. It was free, it had sockets, and three of us worked there all afternoon.”
Tomas K. Architecture, Prague
“The mentor slot is the part I did not expect to use. Fifteen minutes on Thursday saved me a whole Sunday.”
Amira R. Chemistry, Utrecht
Names shortened at the request of the students interviewed.
Start with one subject, keep it if it helps
No annual contract, no course fee you forget you are paying. If a subject is over, take it out of the workspace and it goes quiet.
One subject
Free while the semester lasts
Everything for a single course: the agenda, the materials and the group thread.
- Unlimited deadlines and notes
- One group chat and one room booking
- Export the portfolio any time
Full semester
€4.90 per month, cancel whenever
Every subject of the term in one workspace, with room booking and mentor hours included.
- Live room and desk availability
- Mentor slots with teaching assistants
- Timetable import from the faculty portal
Questions students actually ask
Short answers. If yours is not here, write to us — a real person replies, usually within a working day.
No. The portal keeps grades, official registration and transcripts. Semestr sits next to it and handles the week itself — where to sit, what is due, who is in the group and what the rubric says.
Yes. Invite your group with one link, choose who can edit the agenda and who can only read it. Room bookings, mentor slots and the deadline list stay shared; personal notes stay yours.
Your portfolio stays exportable and readable. The plan stops billing, the agenda is archived, and you can start a fresh workspace next term with the subjects already imported.
No. We ask for your university only to set the default library, rooms and mentor desks. Nobody else at the institution can see your notes, files or grades, and we never sell anything to anyone.
Yes, and most students check it between lectures. Booking a room, reading a deadline list and messaging your group all work the same on phone, tablet and laptop.
Teaching assistants publish slots per subject. You book fifteen minutes, attach the question or the file, and show up at the desk on time. Questions already answered stay visible, so nobody asks the same thing twice.
Still deciding? Reserve a workspace and try it on one subject.
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