College,
without chaos.
Add your courses and assignments. See every deadline in one place.
Get a plan for tonight that you can actually finish.
An illustration of how Prominence plans a day: a loose cloud of assignment cards — an essay, a quiz, a chapter to read — turns into solid blocks on a day calendar, arranged around a fixed Biology lecture. Two study blocks briefly want the same slot and one moves to a free one. The finished day ends at 9:15.
How it works
Four steps, in the order you’ll actually do them.
Add courses and assignments
Type them in as they come up — a problem set, an essay, a chapter to read. Each one gets a time estimate you can see the reasoning for and change.
Organize deadlines
Classes, commitments, and due dates land on one calendar you can read by day, week, or month, with study time placed around what's fixed.
Build a workable plan
Say how much time you have tonight. Prominence picks the few things worth doing now, puts them in order, and tells you why each one made the list.
Get help from Rollo
Rollo, the study assistant built in, can explain an assignment in plain language or suggest how to break it into steps. Rollo is an AI and can make mistakes — check anything important against your syllabus and your professor.
Meet Rollo
Rollo is the study assistant inside Prominence. Once you’re signed in, ask him about any assignment you’ve added: what it’s really asking for, how to split it into steps, or what to start with tonight. He answers from what you’ve entered, in plain language.
AI disclosure: Rollo is an AI assistant. His replies are generated automatically, he only knows what you’ve added to Prominence, and he can be wrong. Treat him as a study partner, not as your professor or your syllabus.
Prominence is early. Today you add courses and assignments yourself — there’s no automatic syllabus import yet.
Start with tonight.
Add a course, add what’s due, and see your first plan in a few minutes.