From syllabus to a week you can actually do.
Four steps, about five minutes the first time. After that, two taps a day.
Add your courses
Give each course a name, a short code and a colour. Add the professor and a link to Blackboard if you like. Then open the course and paste its syllabus: Gemini lists the graded deliverables with date, time and weight, and quotes the line it read. You add them one by one or all at once.
Connect your calendars (optional)
Paste the private iCal link of your Google, Outlook or school calendar. Your classes and meetings appear as grey busy time. Atlas reads them, it never changes them.
Plan work blocks
On any deadline, add a block yourself or tap "Suggest work blocks". For the whole picture, tap "Optimize my week": Gemini proposes new blocks and moves missed ones, writes a short summary, and waits for you to approve, discard or comment.
Work, tick, adjust
Your Planner shows today, the next 7 days and the next 14 days of deadlines. Tick blocks when they are done. Each deadline shows "2 h of 6 h" and turns At risk when time runs short. Missed blocks wait for you to reschedule them.
The rule behind it
A deadline is a commitment. A work block is effort. Mixing them on one list is what makes planners noisy. Atlas Lite keeps deadlines on their day, makes effort visible in blocks, and tells you honestly whether the effort is enough.