College Syllabus Organizer

MoClaw reads your uploaded syllabus PDF files using AI, extracting class meeting times, exam dates, assignment deadlines, and instructor details. It then structures this data into a weekly schedule, creates Google Calendar events, generates a Google Spreadsheet, and produces a markdown summary. The entire process takes just a few minutes after you upload your files.

Yes, you can tell MoClaw exactly what to sync. You might request only exam dates, or include every homework assignment and project milestone. You can also specify which Google Calendar to use, add custom reminder intervals, and ask MoClaw to color-code events by course. Just describe your preferences in plain English.

MoClaw generates output in multiple formats. You get Google Calendar events synced directly to your account, a Google Spreadsheet with sortable and filterable schedule data, and a markdown summary file you can reference anytime. You can also request CSV exports or plain text summaries if you prefer those formats.

You can set up reminders on any schedule. Most students prefer a daily morning summary at 9 AM with upcoming deadlines for the week. You can also configure weekly summaries, reminders 3 days before each deadline, or custom intervals. Just tell MoClaw your timezone and preferred reminder schedule.

Absolutely. MoClaw's AI can parse syllabi from any college, university, or online course platform. Whether your syllabus is a structured PDF table or a freeform document with dates scattered throughout, MoClaw will extract the relevant schedule information. It works with syllabi from community colleges, state universities, Ivy League schools, and online programs.

Much better. Manually entering dates from 5 or 6 syllabi can take hours and is prone to errors. MoClaw processes all your syllabi in minutes, catches conflicts and overdue items automatically, and creates organized summaries you would never build by hand. It also detects priority items and provides actionable alerts, something a manual approach cannot do consistently.

MoClaw starts with a free 3-day trial that includes 1,000 credits, which is enough to upload a full semester of syllabi, build the calendar and generate the schedule sheet. The trial does not renew. After it ends, paid plans start at $20 per month with 1,000 credits that reset each month.

Yes, MoClaw's automations work together seamlessly. You could combine the syllabus organizer with an email summary that sends you a weekly overview of all upcoming deadlines. You can also connect it with a study planner that breaks large assignments into daily tasks, or pair it with a grade tracker that monitors your progress across courses.

Yes. Drop in every syllabus for the semester in one go and MoClaw processes them together, so a five-course load lands on one calendar and one schedule sheet instead of five separate passes. Adding a syllabus later merges it into the same calendar rather than starting over.

MoClaw reads scanned PDFs and photographed pages as well as text files. It also handles syllabi where the dates sit inside paragraphs instead of a neat table, which is where most manual copying goes wrong.