Every tool you reach for in SLP grad school — your syllabus, board, kanban, calendar, library, and grade calculator — sitting on one shelf. Pick something below to get started.
⚡ Open the Syllabus toolBrowse by category, or skip straight to the custom GPTs built for SLP study and clinic prep.
The whole respiratory–phonatory–articulatory system in one place. Use this when you can't remember which structure does what.
The 4 phases of swallow, cranial-nerve involvement, common disorders, and assessment basics.
Interactive IPA charts, transcription practice sets, and the symbols you forget every semester.
Drill sets for vowels, diphthongs, consonant clusters, and connected speech.
Birth through 5 — receptive and expressive milestones, and what counts as a red flag.
DLD, social communication disorder, late talkers — common features and differential criteria.
Air vs. bone conduction, configuration, severity — and how to write up what you see.
From outer ear to cortex — the whole signal path, neatly mapped.
Low-tech to high-tech AAC, feature-matching, and common eval frameworks.
SOAP template, examples by population, and the common rookie mistakes to avoid.
Writing measurable goals, picking activities, and tracking progress without going insane.
PICO questions, levels of evidence, and how to read a journal article without crying.
The high-yield topics, free question banks, and the rhythms of what to study when.
Scope of practice, code of ethics, and the certification standards you'll be tested on.
Built specifically for SLP study and clinic prep. Each opens in a new tab.
Quizzes you on the speech mechanism and explains tricky structures until they stick.
Open GPT → GPTDrafts and reviews SOAP notes from your session details — keeps you from blanking on objective data.
Open GPT → GPTChecks your IPA transcriptions and walks you through your errors — not just "wrong."
Open GPT → GPTSuggests evidence-based goals and activities for a client profile — pulls from research, not vibes.
Open GPT → GPTGenerates practice questions and walks you through answers — including why the wrong ones are wrong.
Open GPT →Curated SLP courses with lectures, readings, and study resources. Click any course to open it. Old courses move into the Archive folder below — still accessible, just out of the way.
Paste your syllabus text, click Extract dates, then edit, print, or download the results.
Tagging extracted dates with a class makes them show up under that class's workspace and lets you filter by class in the top-right picker. Don't see your class? Go to Library → Your classes and add it.
| Date | Type | Description | Weight | Done |
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Paste your syllabus on the left, then click Extract dates.
Or click Load sample to see how it works.
Live dashboard of your assignments — pulled from your syllabus, or added manually.
| Class | Type | Assignment | Due date | Time | Status | Priority | Days left | Notes | Grade | Weight |
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Click + New assignment, or hop to the Syllabus tab, extract dates, then click Import from Syllabus.
Drag tasks between columns as you make progress. Click any task to edit. Your board saves automatically — close the tab and come back any time.
Every syllabus date, kanban task, and board assignment in one place. Click any day to see what's on. Toggle Month/Week view, or print a clean copy.
Add categories with weights, enter your scores, and see your grade update live. Flip What-If on to ask "what if I get a 90 on the final?"
💡 Per-assignment weight (the new column) is optional. Leave it blank to keep points-based scoring. Fill it in when a single assignment is worth more than others in the same category (e.g., Final worth 50%, Midterms worth 25% each).
Create a course on the left to start tracking your grade.
Upload PDFs, save links, and jot notes — all stored privately on your device. Organize into your own folders for each class or topic.
This is what tasks & assignments tag against (e.g., type "SLP 210" on a kanban card to link it).
Enter both your admin email and password to unlock bulk-add, class management, and import/export.
These show on the public Classes tab for everyone. Edits sync to Supabase in real time — visible to all users on every device. Export gives you a JSON backup; Import restores from one.
Edit names, colors, emojis, descriptions, or delete classes. Changes apply across Syllabus, Board, Kanban, Calendar, and the Library workspaces.
Export bundles your classes, syllabus, kanban, board, grades, calendar, profile, and library items (file blobs included) into one JSON file. Import will replace everything with the file's contents.