For students on Canvas
Ozyplan keeps the assignments, announcements and files from all your classes in sync, reads the documents that set the work — including what Canvas's to-do list never shows — tells you what changed, and turns it into tonight's plan.
Tuesday, October 6
Canvas checked 3h ago
Tonight: 3 things, about 1h 55m.
Due date moved · AP U.S. History
DBQ practice (Market Revolution)
Fri, Oct 9 · 11:59 PMWed, Oct 14 · 11:59 PM
1Honors ChemistryQuiz
Complete Lab Safety Quiz 2 with at least 80%.
Closes 7 AM tomorrow — before school, so it has to be tonight20 min
2Honors ChemistryAssignment
Complete Lab 4 Pre-lab Questions 1–5 and flowchart.
Due tomorrow35 min
3AP Calculus BCAssignment
Complete and submit HW 3.4 problems #3, 7, 12, 19, 24, and 31.
Due tomorrow1h
The rest lives in a handout, an announcement or a PDF — across six or seven classes, and it changes. Here's what that looks like on one Tuesday for the sample student.
The chemistry handout says a safety quiz and the pre-lab must be done before tomorrow's lab. In this class, neither one is its own Canvas assignment.
Ozyplan
Lab Safety Quiz 2
Closes 7 AM tomorrow — before school, so it has to be tonight
Found in chem_lab4_handout.docx
The history teacher pushed the DBQ back five days. Canvas updates the date on the assignment — nothing puts “this moved” next to tonight's work.
Ozyplan
Due date moved
Fri, Oct 9 · 11:59 PMWed, Oct 14 · 11:59 PM
Noticed the next time Canvas was opened
Calculus homework, a chemistry pre-lab and a safety quiz, all due tomorrow morning. Which one first?
Ozyplan
Chemistry first
Complete Chemistry first because both items are required before tomorrow's lab.
From the sample student's real plan
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One click. It connects to your Ozyplan account by itself — no codes, no passwords, nothing to configure.
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Ozyplan brings in this year's classes and reads the documents that matter most. Every time you open Canvas after that, it checks for anything new or changed.
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Open Ozyplan on your laptop or phone — or turn on the evening email and get tonight's list without opening anything.
Ozyplan does the part neither does: it keeps reading your classes, remembers what they said, and hands you the result.
Pick how long you have. The plan keeps its order and starts the most important thing instead of skipping it for something easier. It's instant — nothing is re-generated.
Sample student, Tuesday night.
It never submits, posts, messages or changes anything in Canvas. It sees what you can already see — nothing teacher-only.
The extension uses the Canvas you're already signed into. Ozyplan never asks for or stores your Canvas password.
“Found in chem_lab4_handout.docx.” “Noticed 2h ago.” Every date and requirement points back to its source.
When two sources disagree, or a date is vague, Ozyplan says “check with your teacher” instead of guessing.
What changed is found by comparing what Canvas showed before with what it shows now. No AI is involved in that part.
Export everything or delete your account any time. Your coursework isn't sold, and isn't used to train AI models.
The details are in plain language in our privacy policy.
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$39per school year
or $4.99 a month.
Everything in Free, plus:
Pro's AI allowances are sized for normal school use. They are generous but not unlimited: they reset daily.
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For parents
Canvas Parent can alert you when work goes missing. Ozyplan works the night before: it keeps all their classes in sync, catches what changed, and gives your student a short plan for tonight.
Pro is $39 for the school year or $4.99 a month, and isn't on sale yet. Free already keeps the list and the change alerts running.
A monitoring app. Parents don't get a dashboard of grades or messages. Your student owns the account and decides what to share.
It won't do the homework. It tells your student what's due, what changed, and what to do first — the work is still theirs.
Read-only access to what they can already see in Canvas. Never their Canvas password. Not sold, not used to train AI, deletable any time.
Yes, with less. Paste your Canvas calendar link (Canvas → Calendar → Calendar feed) and Ozyplan gets every due date, or upload a syllabus and it reads the dates and requirements out of the file. Change alerts and reading announcements need the extension.
Upload your syllabi, handouts and assignment sheets — Ozyplan reads PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, spreadsheets and photos of handouts. Many school systems also have a calendar feed you can paste.
Yes. It's built around high school — six or seven classes and homework most nights — but it works the same for any Canvas course.
Every item shows where it came from, so you can check it in one click. When sources disagree or a date is vague, Ozyplan says so instead of guessing. Your teacher and Canvas always have the final word.
No. Ozyplan doesn't write your assignments or take your quizzes. It reads what your teachers posted and tells you what's due, what changed and what to do first.
Keeping your classes in sync and spotting changes costs very little to run, so it's free. Reading new files as they arrive and writing a plan each night uses AI, which is what Pro pays for.