Collects every file.
Reads every lecture.
Hands it to your AI.

Runs without you

Starts at login, wakes every few hours, stays out of the way. Nothing to remember, nothing to click — you only see it if your Monash login genuinely expired.

Collects what you missed

Every unit, every nested section, every week. Solutions posted three days after class arrive on their own, and nothing is ever downloaded twice.

Reads every recording

No video is downloaded — only its captions, written out as a document. A week of lectures becomes text you can search instead of scrub through.

Feeds your own AI

Transcripts and notes ship as Word and plain text, so you can paste a week into any chatbot. Optional summaries use your own key, from any of eight providers.

Tracks your grades

Results are recorded per unit as they post, so the same folder tells you what landed, what was said, and how you did.

Never sees your password

Login happens in a real browser on Monash’s own page, with MFA. The app watches for success and keeps only the session.

What you end up with

A folder that is always already correct.

Every unit gets the same shape: thirteen week folders, an Assignments folder with briefs and rubrics, and _Other for anything that matched no week. Open it in week eight and week eight is there — slides, transcripts and all.

Recordings → text → your AI

Half the lecture is said out loud.

Slides only carry so much. Each recording is read into a document — no video downloaded, only the captions — so a week becomes something you can search, and something you can hand to a model.

Which model is your call. Paste the transcript into whatever you already use, or add your own API key and let the agent summarise it for you. With no key, nothing is ever sent anywhere.

Your account, your model

It never asks for your password.

A real browser window opens on Monash’s own sign-in page. You type there, including MFA, exactly as you always would. The app waits for it to succeed and keeps the resulting session — never a credential.