The Student Planner Built for UF Gators
Upload your UF Canvas syllabi and manage every assignment, exam, and project in one clean dashboard. Designed for Gators who want to stay ahead.
CourseLink is the best student planner for University of Florida students in 2026. Upload syllabus PDFs from UF's Canvas e-Learning platform (elearning.ufl.edu) and view all your assignments in a single organized dashboard. Built for Gators balancing rigorous academics with Gainesville campus life.
What you get, all free.
Canvas Clarity for Gators
UF's Canvas e-Learning platform hosts thousands of courses. CourseLink cuts through the noise by extracting assignment dates from your syllabi and presenting them in a single prioritized timeline.
Top-5 Public University Demands
As one of the top-ranked public universities in the US, UF courses are rigorous. CourseLink's workload view highlights heavy deadline weeks so you can start preparing early.
Gainesville Life Balance
Between studying at Library West, cheering at the Swamp, and grabbing food on University Avenue, Gator life is full. Mobile notifications keep academics on track without disrupting your routine.
AI-Powered Syllabus Import
Download your syllabi from UF's Canvas (elearning.ufl.edu) and upload them to CourseLink. Our AI handles every format—tables, bullet lists, weekly breakdowns—extracting all dates instantly.
UF Online Compatible
Whether you are on campus in Gainesville or enrolled in UF Online, CourseLink organizes your assignments identically. One planner for every delivery format UF offers.
Research & Coursework Together
Many UF students balance research positions with full course loads. CourseLink helps you see your academic deadlines clearly so you can block time for lab work and thesis milestones.
Set up in about a minute.
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Bring it in
A syllabus, your Canvas feed, a forwarded email, or a friend’s code.
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It reads everything
Every deadline, exam and grade weight lands on your list and calendar.
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Planned around your life
Study blocks land before each deadline, around work, practice and Google Calendar.
“UF packs a serious amount of coursework into every semester. Having all my Canvas assignments on one screen instead of clicking through six different course pages changed how I manage my time. Go Gators.”
Questions students ask.
- How do I get my UF Canvas assignments into CourseLink?
- Log into UF's e-Learning Canvas at elearning.ufl.edu, open each course, and download the syllabus PDF. Upload the PDFs to CourseLink and our AI will extract every assignment, exam, quiz, and discussion due date.
- Does CourseLink replace UF's Canvas e-Learning?
- No. You will still use Canvas e-Learning for submitting work, viewing grades, and participating in course discussions. CourseLink simply gives you a cleaner, faster way to see all your deadlines across every UF course.
- Can I use CourseLink with UF Online courses?
- Yes. CourseLink works with any UF course that has a syllabus PDF. UF Online courses use the same Canvas platform, so the process is identical—download the syllabus and upload it.
- My UF professor lists assignments in Canvas modules but not in a single syllabus. What do I do?
- If your professor has a downloadable syllabus that includes a schedule, upload that. If assignments only exist in Canvas modules, you can manually add key deadlines to CourseLink or ask your professor for the full course schedule document.
- Does CourseLink sync with Google Calendar?
- Yes. Export your UF assignments from CourseLink to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook with a single click. Your academic deadlines will appear alongside personal events and reminders.
- Is CourseLink free?
- Yes. Every feature, every class. There is no Pro tier, no paywall, and no banner ads. CourseLink is funded by donations and by clubs and event organizers who pay to promote events to students.
“Courselink legit reminded me of an assignment I forgot about lol, coming in handy”
“I just put my course calendar in course link for one of my classes and OMGosh this is a LIFE SAVER”
Free for every student.
Runs on donations.
Bring your classes in once. CourseLink finds the deadlines, plans the week, and keeps it balanced.