Slate is a Chrome extension that turns your Canvas into one clear list of everything you're supposed to do, including the deadlines that only exist in your syllabus, your course home page, or a Modules link. It plans tonight's work to fit the hours you have, and its grade math always shows its work.
Built by an SMU freshman who missed a reading in week one. Free to install.
About 30 seconds. Works through your own Canvas login: no password, no token, nothing to sign up for.
Slate installs on your laptop's Chrome. Phones can't run extensions, so send yourself the link for later:
is all you need to remember.
Thirty seconds, start to finish
One click on the Chrome Web Store. Nothing to sign up for.
Log in like any other day. Slate reads through your own session, in your own browser.
Your whole semester lands on one timeline: assignments, quizzes, exams, readings.
What it does
Turn on AI syllabus parsing and Slate reads your course documents. Every extracted deadline carries the exact sentence it came from. No quote, no deadline: Slate never invents dates.
"Exam I will be given Mon, Sep 14" · evidence shown on every parsed rowPick the hours you have. Slate fits the work to them, late things first and then what's due soonest, with time estimates that learn from what you log.
Give it 2h → get a plan worth 1h 55m, nothing silently droppedLive category breakdowns, zeros flagged, and what-if projections for every course, computed from the same weights your professor set in Canvas.
"What do I need on the final for an A−?" → 91%, shown with the arithmeticThe whole semester, one page
The timeline, with sample data.
From the Chrome Web Store
"Great product, having all your assignments timed out for the year, helped me so much in keeping track of everything." Grady, SMU student · verified Chrome Web Store review
Honest by design