Free for every student. Here’s how.
CourseLink has no paywall and no banner ads. Servers, AI syllabus parsing, and the App Store cost real money. Students who chip in inside the app, and clubs paying to reach students, cover it. Nobody gets locked out.
- Unlimited classes, every semester
- Planner + two-way Google Calendar sync
- Canvas, Blackboard, Brightspace import
- Campus events + friends
- TED email-to-calendar + push reminders
- iOS app + web
- Students who chip inInside the app, if and when you want to. Nobody gets locked out, and nobody gets extra features for paying.
- Clubs and event organizersThey pay to put events in front of students at their school. To a student it’s a suggestion, never a banner.
Run a club or a campus office? Post your events to students
Three bills. That’s the whole budget.
No salaries, no office, no ad spend. Every dollar keeps the thing running.
Every upload runs through a model that reads the PDF and pulls out the dates, weights, and policies.
The database, Google Calendar sync, Canvas feeds, and TED’s inbox, running all day for 2,600+ students.
Apple’s developer fee and the push notification service that gets a reminder to your phone.
Three ways that matter.
All of them matter more than money did in year one.
Share your friend code. One friend joining does more for CourseLink than any ad.
Run a club, a campus office, or a show? Soon you’ll put events straight on the calendar of every student on campus who uses CourseLink.
What’s broken, what’s missing, what would make it yours. It lands in Noah’s inbox and usually ships within the week.
What people ask.
- Is it really all free?
- Yes. Every feature, every class. There is no Pro tier and nothing to unlock.
- Does chipping in unlock anything?
- No. Everyone gets everything. Chipping in keeps it free for the next student, that’s the whole deal.
- Do you sell my data or show ads?
- No data selling, no banner ads. Clubs and event organizers can pay to put an event in your campus feed, and it shows up as a suggestion your plan makes room for, never a popup. Donations and that campus promotion are how CourseLink pays for itself. It is not sold to schools as software.
Get organized.
That’s the whole ask.
Bring your classes in once. CourseLink finds the deadlines, plans the week, and keeps it balanced.