Bring in your classes. Keep track of your day. Leave a little less in your head.
Made for middle school. Works on a school Chromebook.
A little window that floats on top of everything else. Not a tab you have to keep going back to. Its just there, over your doc, over Canvas, over whatever your in.
The ring fills up as the period goes, so you can see how close the bell is without opening anything.
Tells you the class your in and the one after it, so you know if you need your gym stuff before you walk out.
School Chromebooks die and you never notice. Goes green charging, red when its about to quit on you.
Its its own window so it sits over other tabs and other apps. Close it whenever and it stops right away.
Loads of schools shift everything a period every day. Almond sorts that out on its own. Tap a day and watch.
All of this is here because a paper planner or some generic app got it wrong.
Your average, every class worst first, and the one thats about to be a problem sat right at the top.
Get a card right and its streak goes up. Miss it and it drops to zero and comes back sooner. Drill your twenty worst cards across every deck at once.
Ask for flashcards on a topic and it builds them. Hand it your actual assignment and it says no and shuts itself off for a bit.
Drag them about, tie two together with string that sags like actual string, cut it with a click.
PowerSchool, Clever, Canvas, IXL, Blooket, one tap each. If a link goes somewhere wrong you can fix it yourself.
Tick something off on your phone and its already ticked on your laptop. No refreshing, no buttons.
Made up names, made up grades. Click through it.
Worst first, because thats the one you actually needed to see.
No key, nothing to pay for. It just counts how many times in a row you got it right.
No typing your timetable in. Save one page and say yes to it.
Grades and Attendance, right click, Save as. Make sure it says Webpage, Complete.
It pulls your periods, class names, teachers, rooms and grades out of it. Read in your browser, never uploaded.
Does your order move day to day? If it does, tap which class you had first today. Thats enough to work out every other date.
Your day is on screen. It already knows which periods sit still and which ones move. If the file wont read you can still pick classes off a list.
No. Your browser opens it and reads it. Nothing about that file goes to a server. Your classes and grades then save to your account the same as anything else you type in.
No, on purpose. Ask for flashcards on a topic and it makes them, because drilling facts is studying. Paste your actual assignment in and it refuses and locks itself for a while.
It needs Chrome or Edge, 116 or newer. Safari and Firefox havent added floating windows yet, so it tells you instead of just doing nothing. Everything else in Almond still works without it.
You can pick classes from a list for grades six to twelve, or type any name in. It also tells you if your file came out empty, which normally means it saved as HTML only instead of Webpage, Complete.
No. Theres a device only mode where it all saves to that browser. An account adds syncing, so a change on your phone shows up on your laptop a second later.
Not yet. Its on the list.
Takes a minute. You dont even need an account to try it.
Something broken? Theres a report button at the bottom of the planner. Put your name on it and it comes straight to us.
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