Prio does what students need. That's it.
Type what you'd say out loud. Prio figures out the rest.
"Soccer practice every Monday 3–5pm and 4:30–5 on Tuesdays." Done.
"Calc exam next Thursday, super hard, probably 4 hours of studying." Done.
The AI identifies what type of event it is, fills in every detail, estimates your workload, and confirms before saving. You approve everything.
Every day, Prio calculates what you need to work on and puts it in the right order. Tasks are ranked by due date, difficulty, and how much time you have left today.
Check something off and the timer adjusts. Running short on time? Lower-priority work moves to tomorrow. Focus on the task in front of you.
Prio's built-in timer works through your whole task list. Start it, and it counts down the time for your first task. Finish? It moves to the next one.
Need more time? Tap +. Done early? Hit the check, and Prio crosses it off and adjusts the remaining time. When the timer isn't running, it collapses into a small card so your task list stays front and center.
Every subject has its own color, and each day shows colored dots for what's due. Three assignments on Thursday? Three dots.
Tap any day and a summary slides up: every task, total workload time, and a "Plan this day" button. Heavy weeks show a subtle blue tint so you spot them early.
Research papers, science fair projects, group presentations. These don't fit in a single task. They need a plan.
When you add a long-term project, Prio suggests subtasks with individual deadlines. Each subtask shows up on your daily list at the right time, so you're not staring down a 10-page paper the night before it's due.