Halve your study time.
Learn just as much.
- Spectator checks your Canvas and understands your courses.
- Only tells you what matters — what needs to be done this week?
- Chat for quick course info without scrolling through Canvas.
- Built by a Chalmers student for all of Sweden.
Works at your university
Three views, one truth.
One summary, one calendar, one chat — all wired to the same data from your actual courses.
01
A summary, not a checklist
Two or three declarative sentences about what actually matters right now — followed by the deadlines you need to see. No to-do list. Rewritten from scratch every refresh.
Summary
Two labs land this week — Agile on Thursday, Algorithms on Friday. No exams until week nineteen. Wednesday's group seminar still needs a sign-up.
DAT257Seminar — group formationattendance required
overdue
DAT257Lab 3 — Agile retrospective
Thu 17 Apr
TDA417Lab 2 — Path-finding
Fri 18 Apr
MVE550Re-exam — Linear algebra
Wed 22 May
DAT257Quiz 4 — Scrum
submittedG
02
A calendar, cleaned
Every lecture, lab and seminar — de-duplicated, colour-coded, free of noise. Subscribe once in Google or Apple Calendar and carry it with you.
M13
T14
W15
T16
F17
S18
S19
08
10
12
14
16
DAT257 (Lecture)
DAT566 (Lecture)
DAT566 (Lab)
DAT566 (Lecture)
DAT566 (Lab)
03
A chat that knows your course
Ask about an assignment, an exam format or yesterday's announcement. The answers come from your actual course data — not a guess.
Set it up once.
01
Connect your Canvas
Paste a personal API token and your institution's domain. We store it privately and never post on your behalf.
02
Absorb each course
One deep AI scan reads the syllabus, front page, announcements and modules. It learns what's mandatory — even when Canvas doesn't say so.
03
Stay in the loop
Summaries regenerate. Deadlines sync. The calendar cleans itself. The chat stays up to date.