An AI that knows your semester — and you.
Every syllabus, deadline, and rubric — synced from Canvas. It learns how you write, then helps you write the paper or the lab report in your own words, cited from your class materials.
10 free questions, then $10/month. Cancel anytime.
“I’ve read your syllabus, and I remember how you write. Try me.” — Collegium
You’re not disorganized. College software is.
That “wait, is something due?” feeling isn’t a you problem. It’s Canvas posting things in five different places and no tool ever having your back. So most of your effort goes to logistics — finding the work, formatting the work, re-explaining your own class to a chatbot that forgets you by morning. The thinking, the part that’s actually you, gets whatever’s left at 2am.
ChatGPT won’t say “hey, your lab report is due tonight.” It doesn’t know your classes exist. Something should.
where one class keeps its syllabus, readings, rubric, grades, and announcements.
when the actual thinking finally gets its turn.
knows your classes, watches your deadlines, has your back.
Three things nothing else knows together.
A generic chatbot has none of them. Canvas has one, badly. Collegium joins all three.
Your world
Every syllabus, reading, rubric, deadline, and grade — pulled out of the Canvas mess, read, and laid out by course. The buried rules included.
You
It learns how you write, how you think, and what you actually want from each class — mastery here, efficiency there — and it molds to you, not the other way around. You even name it.
Discussion sections are graded on the rubric, not completion.
syllabus §6 · confirmed Aug 14
You write best from an outline, stance first.
you told me · Aug 2
Aiming for an A in psych; just passing the gen-ed.
you told me · Aug 9
you see every line it keeps — edit or delete any of it
The deliverable
Drafts are written with you beside the chat — in your voice, to the rubric, every edit a visible tracked change you accept or reject. Not a finished answer handed back to you.
The ad does not argue; it flatters. In this essay I will show that Its persuasion works precisely because the audience never notices an argument being made at all.
draft v3 · 2 saved · your call, every edit
Your whole term, on one stage.
Three views of the same truth: a Today card that prices the day in hours of work, the week in trays, the term as a skyline. Keep the views you think in — the rest wait on the shelf. Click through.
Every Canvas deadline lands here on its own, next to notes of your own — practice, a shift, an errand — that drag onto any day. Overdue turns red, done gets checked off, and the whole stage is yours to theme.
- PSYC230110 ptsForum reply3d LATE
- BIOL230120 ptsCh. 6 quiztonight
- ENGL1302Ch. 7 notesdone
start with the late one — a small win and it stops following you.
Three steps. About four minutes.
Install the Chrome extension
It reads Canvas with your own login — with your explicit consent, nothing else. It never asks for your Canvas password.
chrome · 30 secondsSync your courses
Your syllabus, readings, slides, due dates, and grades — read and organized by course.
extension · a few minutesAsk anything
Answers cited from your materials, what's due next, drafts you co-write. It remembers each class's rules.
from every pageWhat Collegium will and won’t do.
Collegium does what you ask — explains, plans, drafts, or writes the whole thing — grounded in your class and in your voice. Whether that’s allowed in a given course is your call, not ours.
Read our full stance- Explains readings with citations you can check.
- Tracks every deadline and what each one is worth.
- Proposes edits as visible tracked changes you accept or reject.
- Writes the whole thing when you ask — to the rubric, in your voice, sources shown.
- Won't hand you generic AI filler, or decide your class's rules for you.
Fair questions.
What is Collegium?
An AI that runs your semester. Connect Canvas once and Collegium reads each class: its syllabus, deadlines, rubrics and files. It keeps track of what's due, answers from your own class files, and drafts the work with you in your voice, so you only do the part that needs you.How does it know my courses?
A browser extension reads your own Canvas — each course's syllabus, rubrics, deadlines, and materials — and lays them out in one place. It runs on your own logged-in session, and nothing is read until you consent. Open any class in your Canvas. It starts reading on its own.Which schools does it work with?
Collegium works with Canvas today. Because it reads through your own logged-in session, it works at any school that uses Canvas — not a fixed list of universities. Other platforms aren't supported yet.Is this just a way to cheat?
That's between you and your class. Each course sets its own rule on AI work. Collegium doesn't police it either way — it does what you ask, grounded in your real materials, in your voice, and shows its sources so you understand what it made.Is my data safe?
Your course data is stored on our servers, encrypted at rest, and scoped only to your account. Consent is required before anything syncs, and you can delete all of it anytime from Settings. We won't call it “client-side” when it isn't, or claim a compliance certification we don't have.Isn't it just ChatGPT with extra steps?
No. A generic chatbot doesn't know your professor, your syllabus, or how you're graded. Collegium answers from the materials you've synced and shows you its sources, and it can learn how you write — but only what you approve. Every memory is opt-in and deletable.What can it actually make?
Real deliverables — study guides, outlines, and slide decks — drafted with you from your actual course material, in your voice, and exported as real documents. Not walls of chat text you have to reformat yourself.What if it reads my syllabus wrong?
You can see and correct what it extracted, and every answer shows its sources so you can check it against the original. Nothing is locked in — you're always the one in control.What does it cost?
Connecting Canvas and browsing your synced semester is free and stays open. After Collegium reads your first class, you get 10 free questions on your own classes before you pay. Then Student: $10/month. Cancel anytime. Cancel in your first week and we refund you in full. Pro is $20/mo, and both are about 30% off when you pay annually.
Get your time back. Keep your voice.
— come find out what’s due this week. I’ll have it ready.
10 free questions, then $10/month. Cancel anytime.