Roadmap

What's shipping next.

A college student building this in the open. Here's what's live, what's coming, and what's "someday."

Public on purpose. No marketing fluff. Items move from Later → Next → Now as they get prioritized. Things get cut sometimes — that's how this works.
Now · in flight

Now

Active development or just landed. Updated regularly.

  • Building
    Launch polish
    Tightening the app before App Store launch based on real student feedback — schedule import edge cases, onboarding clarity, push notification reliability.
  • Building
    Web companion app
    Browser-based access for the moments when your laptop is in front of you and your phone isn't. In development — ClassMinds launches first on iPhone (iOS 17+).
  • Building
    Android app
    In development — the same app and features, headed to the Play Store after the iPhone launch.
  • Building
    Free public AI tools
    PDF summarizer, citation generator, GPA calculator, study planner — free, no account needed. Web only.
  • Shipped
    Note export (PDF & DOCX)
    Export any note from the web as a clean PDF or editable Word doc — summary, key points, ready to print or share. Transcripts stay private to whoever recorded them.
  • Shipped
    Schedule import (PDF → classes)
    Drop in your school schedule PDF — we extract every class with time, location, and instructor automatically.
  • Shipped
    Class chat & group reactions
    Group chat per class, with reactions and replies. Join with a class code or invite link — only members of the class can read it.
  • Shipped
    Class invite links
    Invite classmates to a class with a link, and see how many have joined on each class card.
  • Shipped
    AI tutor (grounded in your notes)
    Ask anything about your classes — answers come straight from your notes, slides, and lecture transcripts. The tutor cites the note it used so you can verify.
  • Shipped
    Shared notes
    Share study notes with your classmates inside any class. Note-sharing is core to how college actually works — built in from day one.
  • Shipped
    Assignment tracking (yours + your teacher's)
    Add your own assignments, or auto-sync the ones your teacher pushes to the class. Every due date in one timeline.
  • Shipped
    Flashcards & quizzes from your notes
    Spaced-repetition flashcards and quizzes auto-generated from each lecture. No manual card creation — plus a daily study streak.
  • Shipped
    Lecture audio transcription
    Record any lecture in-app. Get a clean transcript the AI tutor can quote from later — no more re-listening to find that one quote.
  • Shipped
    Class hub
    Every class, every assignment, every note in one organized view. Tap a class, see everything for it.
  • Shipped
    Smart notifications
    Quiet by default. Loud when a deadline or @mention actually matters. Per-type controls so you stay sane during finals.
Later · someday

Later

On the radar. Direction may change. Feedback shapes priority.

  • Later
    Public ClassMinds API
    For students who want to build on top — export notes, hook into custom workflows, integrate with other tools.
  • Later
    School admin tools
    For institutions that want to deploy ClassMinds school-wide with SSO, billing, and analytics.
  • Later
    More integrations
    Google Drive, Notion, Outlook, Apple Notes. Vote on what gets built first via the integrations page.
  • Later
    Office hours bot
    Drop a question into your class channel; AI tutor answers using the prof's slides + your notes, cites sources.
  • Later
    Grade tracker & predictor
    Plug in syllabus weights, watch your grade adjust as assignments come in. Predict final grade scenarios.
How to read this
  • Now · in active development. Either shipping soon or already partially live.
  • Next · designed, prioritized, but not started yet. Likely 1–3 months out.
  • Later · ideas with traction but no concrete commitment. Feedback shapes whether they happen.
  • Things get cut. If you don't see something you remember from earlier, it probably moved or got descoped. That's the deal with public roadmaps.

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