The countdown
The front page is the one number that matters mid-period: how much longer. Your remaining classes queue up underneath it.
Every period, every bell, one page.
Daylit is a free dashboard built on your actual bell schedule. It knows what class you're in, what's due, and where your grades stand.
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Tuesday10:44 AM
Period 3 ends in
23:14
Then Period 4, 11:17
- GPA
- 3.87
- Assignments due
- 5
- To-do
- 2
Built on the school day, not a generic planner.
One agenda
Assignments, personal to-dos, and today's classes in a single ordered list instead of three apps.
Weighted GPA
Add your courses and credits once. The average recalculates as grades change.
Schedules that match reality
Block days, minimum days, and no-school dates. Import your school's calendar or type the periods in yourself.
Phone, laptop, Chromebook
It's a website that syncs, so there's nothing to install and nothing for IT to approve.
Set it up once, in about a minute.
1Make an account
Email or Google. No credit card, no school code.
2Add your schedule
Import your school's calendar, or type in your periods and times.
3Open it each morning
Countdown, agenda, and grades are already current when you land.
Everything, for nothing.
Every feature is on every account. No paid tier, no advertising, no third-party tracking, and no selling student data to anybody.
- Unlimited courses and classes
- Synced across your devices
- Weighted and unweighted GPA
- Custom and imported bell schedules
- Email or Google sign-in
- Export or delete your data anytime
Questions people ask.
Does this cost anything?
No. Every feature is on every account. There's no paid tier and no trial that runs out.
Does my school have to sign up first?
No. Accounts are individual, so you can set up your own bell schedule no matter what your school uses.
What happens to my data?
It stays in your account. It isn't sold and it isn't used for advertising. You can export or delete it whenever you want.
Will it work on a school Chromebook?
Yes. It's a website, so there's nothing to install and nothing for IT to approve.