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ElevateEdu

What everything does

ElevateEdu is split into four systems. You do not have to use all of them — open the one you need and ignore the rest. Everything you put in is yours, saved to your own account.

Planner

The school side of things.

CalendarAdd commitments, assignments, exams and tasks, and see your whole month at a glance.
ChecklistsBreak big jobs into small checklists and tick them off as you go. Good for anything you repeat.
AssignmentsEvery assignment with its due date, so nothing gets forgotten.
GradebookRecord your scores and watch your average for each class. One book per school year, then terms, then classes with weighted categories inside. Marks can be letters, a percentage, points out of a total, or a report-card scale — 1 to 4 standards, 1 to 3 proficiency, IB 1 to 7, GPA points, or pass/fail.
NotesKeep your class notes tidy in sections you choose, with photos attached where they help.

Wallet

Where your money actually goes.

BalanceLog what comes in and what goes out so you always know where you stand.
WishlistList what you are saving for and see how close you are to each thing.

Wellness

Looking after the body carrying you around.

Workout PlannerBuild workout routines and schedule them onto your calendar.
Meal PlannerBuild a library of meals and plan them into your week.
Body StatsTrack measurements over time so you can see the direction of travel.
Progress PhotosKeep progress photos side by side to see how far you have come.

Mindset

For when your head is full.

Mind DumpGet everything that is on your mind out of your head and onto the page.
Vision BoardBuild a board of what you are actually working towards.
How saving works. Everything is tied to the account you signed in with, so it follows you from your phone to a laptop and back. It also keeps working with no signal — anything you change offline is sent up the next time you are connected.

Questions, bugs or ideas?

If something is broken, confusing, or missing, say so — that is genuinely useful. Tell me what you were doing when it went wrong and what phone or laptop you were on.

Goes privately to the developer. Nobody else sees it.