A syllabus for the semester you're actually having.
Deadliner ranks every assignment by what it actually costs you if you're late — grade weight, hard cutoffs, and everything else due the same day. Not by which one sits closest on a calendar.
Three clauses. No exceptions.
A reading response worth 3% of your grade does not outrank a final project worth 20%, even if it's due first. Everything is ranked by what it's actually worth.
margin note — "worth" beats "when," every time.
A portal that locks hard at 11:59 with zero grace period is treated as higher risk than one that accepts late work for a day. Risk of actually missing it is graded, not just proximity.
margin note — hard locks jump the queue.
When three things land the same day, Deadliner works backward from each one and tells you which to start tonight — instead of leaving you to find out at midnight.
margin note — no more finding out too late.
"I used to keep four due dates in my head and still miss the one that mattered. Now the board tells me which one to open first."
"The grace-period rule changed everything. I stopped panicking over the lab with 24 hours of slack and started on the one that actually locked at midnight."
"Group deadlines used to fall apart because nobody agreed on the real due date. Now it's one board, one ranking, no group chat archaeology."
14 days free, no card required. Priced for a student budget after that, not a corporate one.
