Undergraduates stay on top of each class's deadlines

Littlebird remembers your lectures, readings and deadlines, so finals week is review instead of rediscovery

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What's due across all my classes in the next two weeks, and what will the midterm cover?

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Four things are due: the history essay on October 24, two problem sets and the lab report on October 30. In Tuesday's lecture, the professor said the midterm covers chapters 4 to 7, with a focus on the trade routes unit.

Finals week becomes review instead of rediscovery

Four classes means four syllabi, and deadlines have a way of landing in the same week. The reading you skimmed in September shows up on the final, and the group project thread keeps growing.

Littlebird remembers your lectures, the readings on your screen and the email you connect, so you can ask what's due, what the professor emphasized and what your group agreed to do. It drafts study outlines and polite emails to professors, and the learning stays yours.

What Littlebird does for you

It works from your meetings, email and the work on your screen, and you stay in charge of what goes out

See what's due across your classes

Ask what's due in the next two weeks, or set a weekly routine that lists it every Sunday evening.

Review what the professor emphasized

Ask what came up in this week's lectures, and Littlebird answers from your lecture notes and the readings you've had on screen.

Keep group projects on track

Ask what your group decided and who's doing what, and Littlebird answers from your meeting notes and the threads you've read.

Draft emails to professors

Ask for an office hours request or an extension email, and Littlebird drafts it in Gmail or Outlook for you to review and send.

Littlebird works with the tools you already use

Connect your email, calendar and files on every plan, including the free one

Littlebird also remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer.

Integrations

Private by default

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers

You choose what it sees

Pause capture anytime, keep apps and websites out, and delete your data whenever you like.

Private until you share

Your chats, meeting notes and memory stay private to you unless you choose to share them.

Encrypted in the cloud

Data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3, and hosted on AWS in the United States.

Audited security

Littlebird is SOC 2 Type II audited, and HIPAA is available with a signed BAA.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Littlebird take notes in my lectures?

Yes. Littlebird takes notes from your computer's audio in online lectures, and the iPhone app can take notes in person. Ask your professor first, as your school's policy and local law require.

Does Littlebird work with my school's apps?

Littlebird remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer, including your course site and readings, so you can ask about them later. You can also connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook and Dropbox on every plan, including the free one.

Will Littlebird write my essays?

The writing and the learning stay yours. Littlebird helps you find what you read and heard, outline your ideas and keep track of deadlines.

Is my schoolwork private?

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers. It's SOC 2 Type II audited, your chats and notes stay private to you unless you share them, and you can pause capture, keep apps out or delete your data at any time.

What does Littlebird cost for students?

You can start for free, and students can get Plus for $15 a month with a .edu email, with the first two months free. Compare plans on our pricing page.