01 · Busy week
The week is overloaded.
Deadlines, work, sports, and commitments collide. AC.RO separates what can move from what cannot.
Thursday is 4.5 hours
over capacity.
AC.RO sees it first.
AC.RO finds the overload, moves what can move, and leaves only the decisions that need you.
Real capacity mathPrivacy protectedApproval-gated actions
Pressure Check
Nov 9 – 15
Designed to connect where your schedule already lives.
Planned connections · permissions controlled by you
One week. One repair.
Watch AC.RO repair
a week that doesn’t fit.
Overload → repair → next action.
01 · Busy week
The week is overloaded.
Deadlines, work, sports, and commitments collide. AC.RO separates what can move from what cannot.
02 · Repaired week
Now the week actually fits.
Flexible work moves across the week. Fixed commitments stay locked.
03 · Take the next action
Then the week becomes a draft.
If scheduling alone cannot solve it, AC.RO prepares the next action for your approval.
02 · Repaired week
Now the week actually fits.
Flexible work moves across the week. Fixed commitments stay locked.
03 · Take the next action
Then the week becomes a draft.
If scheduling alone cannot solve it, AC.RO prepares the next action for your approval.
Interactive demo
Break the plan.
Watch AC.RO rebuild it.
Plan it. Fix it. Then break it again.
Fixed commitments stay locked. Example schedule rotates between visits.
7 things still need planning.AC.RO can build the week for you.
Fixed: sports, work, volunteering, family
Flexible: homework, prep, projects
Click any task to edit.
Week difficulty
—/100
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What AC.RO changed
Keep testing AC.RO
Throw AC.RO a change.
Add a real-life change. AC.RO rebuilds the week so every day stays manageable.
Choose a change above.
AC.RO will detect it, recalculate the week, and explain what it changed.
Where AC.RO goes beyond a planner
Not just a schedule.
A next-step agent.
When the calendar can’t solve it
AC.RO drafts the next step.
Teacher, coach, counselor, teammate — prepared early, never sent without you.
Teacher flexibility requestDraft ready
ReviewEditApprove
When the plan breaks
Plan B appears before you need it.
Miss one block. AC.RO repairs the week around it.
Tuesday study blockmissed
Recoveryready
Also available
Preview a decision before it changes your week.
What-if stays useful — just not the center of AC.RO.
Add Saturday shift+4 hrs
Sunday pressure71% → 96%
Source intelligence · product preview
Changes happen elsewhere.
AC.RO catches them.
AC.RO cross-checks approved sources, verifies the change, then recalculates the week.
Reconciliation engine
Illustrative preview · live connections planned
Next automatic scan
00:03
CanvasAssignments · due dates
GmailTeacher updates · changes
Google CalendarClasses · sports · work
OutlookMeetings · commitments
TeamsAnnouncements · meetings
SchoologyCoursework · updates
AC.RO
Cross-checking
Watching 6 sources
Canvas
Deadline
Gmail
Thu 11:59 PM
Fri 11:59 PM
Detected
Deadline mismatch
23items checked
2conflicts found
3duplicates merged
Verified schedule
Up to date
Canvas + Gmail
Conflict resolved
Physics lab deadline changed.
Canvas says Thursday. The teacher email says Friday. AC.RO flags the mismatch before changing the plan.
Resolved schedule
Hold Thursday plan until change is verified
10:00Canvas27 itemschecked
10:00Email4 schedule changescompared
10:00Calendar11 fixed eventsprotected
Detect change→Compare sources→Recalculate week
Opportunity finder + application tracker
Find opportunities
worth the time.
Match by fit and workload. Track every next step.
Opportunity scan preview
Illustrative · live connections planned
12 approved sources
3 new matches
4 applications tracked
01
AC.RO found
Matched to interests, eligibility, and workload
Research
Strong match
Biomedical Summer Research Program
Health research · rising seniors · 6-week program
Why AC.RO surfaced it
Matches health + research interests and fits before your February workload spike.
Scholarship
STEM Leadership Award
Due Feb 12 · ~55 min
Competition
Medical Innovation Challenge
Due Mar 3 · team optional
Found→Check fit→Add to tracker
02
AC.RO tracks
Requirements stay visible until submission
Summer Research Program
5 of 6 requirements ready
83%
Next
Request recommendation
Jan 8
State Scholarship
3 of 5 requirements ready
60%
Next
Finish short essay
Feb 12
Science Competition
Submission confirmed
Done
✓
Nothing left to submit
Tracked
AC.RO keeps watching after you add it.
Deadline changes update the tracker and the week.
Only approved sources are monitored
No application is submitted automatically
External messages require approval
Personalized workload intelligence
AC.RO gets smarter
about your workload.
AC.RO learns from the way your workload actually behaves.
Personal pace1.7×
Physics labs take you longer.
60 min→105 min
Future plans use your real pace.
Rescue plan90 min left
Use the time where the rubric value is highest.
24potential rubric points targeted
Highest-value rubric gaps first. Illustrative values; you still do the work.
Semester map94/100
December 7 is the next pressure peak.
Start prepNov 2017 days early
Pressure peaks move preparation earlier.
Personal pace model
AC.RO learns where your time
actually goes.
It learns which kinds of work take you longer, which you finish quickly, and then changes future schedules before the week gets overloaded.
Your learned pace
Not every hour of schoolwork is the same.
Faster for you
Expected
Needs more time
Spanish vocab
Memorization
0.7×
APUSH reading
Reading + notes
0.9×
Calculus practice
Problem solving
1.2×
Physics labs
Analysis + write-up
1.7×
English essays
Drafting + revision
1.5×
Your actual pace compared with the original estimate
What changes next
Your future week gets built around that pattern.
Physics lab
Old plan: 60 min
→
105 min
Calculus practice
Old plan: 45 min
→
55 min
APUSH reading
Old plan: 60 min
→
50 min
English essay
Old plan: 90 min
→
135 min
AC.RO changes the schedule before you feel the mistake.
Long tasks get more room. Fast tasks stop taking up unnecessary space.
Rubric-aware rescue
Maximize the rubric points
you still have time to earn.
When time is almost gone, AC.RO compares the rubric, the unfinished draft, and the time left — then builds one rescue plan around the highest-value missing requirements first.
90-minute rescue plan
Research paper · due Friday
AC.RO found the rubric opportunities that can still realistically be addressed before the deadline.
Potential rubric points targeted
24
across the 4 highest-value gaps
4
requirements prioritized
90
minutes available
Best point opportunities first
Illustrative rubric values · points are never guaranteed
0–40
Add stronger evidence analysisHighest value
The rubric expects explanation after evidence. Add your own analysis where the draft currently stops too early.
10pts
40–60
Clarify the thesisHigh value
Make the main claim satisfy the missing rubric requirement more clearly.
6pts
60–75
Add missing citationsQuick win
Document the two pieces of evidence that still do not meet the citation requirement.
5pts
75–90
Fix organizationStill reachable
Add the missing transition between sections instead of spending the final minutes on cosmetic edits.
3pts
What AC.RO changes
Random editing → highest-value rescue plan
24 potential pts targeted
Evidence · 10Thesis · 6Citations · 5Organization · 3
AC.RO does not grade the paper or write the revisions. It identifies missing rubric requirements and prioritizes the strongest point opportunities; the student still does the work and earns the score.
Semester stress map
Your next collision zone
is in 17 days.
OctoberNovemberDecember
Where this goes
The workload problem
doesn't end at graduation.
Same engine. Client deadlines, travel, focus blocks, a life.
Healthy planning rewards
Rewards for staying ahead.
Not for working longer.
AC.RO rewards early starts, realistic plans, and protecting your time.
11
Early Start
days begun ahead of schedule
4
Buffer Builder
weeks kept under 90%
3
Recovery Streak
bad days absorbed
82%
Planning Accuracy
estimate vs actual
A−
Pressure Control
peaks flattened early
Free for students.
Better planning shouldn't depend on your budget.
Students first · broader later
Same engine. Different workload.
The same capacity engine can later map to professional work.
Assignments → Deliverables
Classes → Meetings
Semester → Quarter
Activities → Travel + commitments
Control + connections
You stay in control.
AC.RO handles the busywork. Anything involving another person waits for your approval.
01
You decide
Apply, edit, ignore, or undo any suggestion.
02
Nothing sends itself
Messages, bookings, and changes affecting others wait for approval.
03
Scoped connections
Official authorization, minimum necessary access, and revocable integrations.
Questions worth asking
Is this demo connected to my real Canvas?
No. Everything on this page is an interactive demonstration running on a sample week. The scheduling math is real — the same deterministic engine we're building the product on — but it isn't reading anyone's account yet. Calendar, email, LMS, and collaboration connections arrive when we open accounts.
Where do the numbers come from?
Deterministic math, not a language model. Capacity, task durations, fixed commitments and deadlines produce the percentages and the hour deficits. AI's job is interpreting those numbers, choosing between options and drafting messages — never inventing the figures.
Can it make changes I didn't ask for?
It can reshuffle your own plan when you tell it to — that's Fix My Week. Everything it proposes shows up as a suggestion with a reason and an effect, and anything that reaches another person waits for your approval.
Will you ask for my Canvas or Google password?
Never. Third-party connections use OAuth, so you authorize AC.RO through Canvas or Google directly and we never see the credential. If AC.RO ever offers its own password login, that password will be stored only as a modern salted hash — never in readable form.
How is it free?
Core student planning is meant to stay free. Later, advanced simulations, team features, deeper analytics and professional workflows may be paid. No prices exist yet and we're not going to invent any.
Is this only for school?
It starts there because that's where the problem is sharpest. The engine doesn't care whether a block is a lab report or a client deliverable — the professional preview on this page runs on the same code.