FlowTurn every course
into a clear path
to an A+.
Flow is your AI academic partner. It understands your actual course, tells you what matters, and helps you perform better — every quarter.
Invite-only beta · free through December 2026
MADE FOR UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA STUDENTS · STARTING AT UCLA
Flow helps you know what to do, when to do it, and what is still missing from what you wrote. It does not write for you, and it does not submit for you.
The points you lose in college are rarely the ones you could not have earned. They go to the week nobody told you what mattered, to the late policy buried on page three of the syllabus, and to the paragraph nobody flagged before you turned it in. Flow pulls a course's entire quarter into one place — the course details, the weekly materials, the deadlines, the grades, and an AI that has actually read them.
- Keeps courses, assignments and deadlines in one place, organised by week
- Explains, quizzes and revises from your real course materials
- Structures the ideas you wrote yourself, and names what is still missing
- Remembers the syllabus rules that cost points, and warns you before they do
- Produce a finished assignment you could hand in as is
- Answer for you, or press submit for you
- Rewrite the course review you wrote
- Decide your courses, your schools or your major
Those two columns are at once what the product does, what the terms say, and what we tell you. They have to be the same thing.
Everything a quarter needs, in one place
All nine are live today. None of this is a roadmap.
One info card per course — grade weights, late policy, the things that quietly cost points. Materials file themselves by week, so the whole quarter reads as one line.
Four ways, your choice: paste Canvas's own calendar feed link, upload a screenshot of your schedule, paste the schedule as text, or type it in. Assignments and due dates land on the calendar by themselves.
Overdue and upcoming are kept apart, so what to do first is obvious. Tick something off once and it updates everywhere it appears.
Summaries, flashcards and practice questions built from the slides and notes you uploaded — not from generic material found online.
Answers from this course's own materials, explains the approach before the answer, and points back to where in your materials it came from.
You write your own ideas first; Flow gives them a structure. Anywhere you did not supply substance it leaves a highlighted bracketed placeholder for you to fill — and those placeholders survive being copied out.
Every weight and every score recorded, so you know exactly how many points the grade you want still needs.
Cal-GETC and UC requirement checklists, deadline reminders and a progress view, every item linked to its official source. Includes a template for asking a professor for a recommendation.
Only students with that course in their own imported list can write one. Every review is screened before it posts, and your own words are never rewritten.
From an invite code to your first quarter
Registration is invitation-only during the beta. Ask a classmate who is already in.
Paste your Canvas calendar link, or upload a screenshot of your schedule. Courses and deadlines arrive in one go.
Slides, notes, lecture transcripts. Flow distils each one and files it under the right week.
Exam review, grade arithmetic, and a check of your own draft against what this course actually asked for.
There is nothing on this site to buy today
Through the end of December 2026 every feature is open. No card, no tier to choose. The only thing we want from this period is feedback from real quarters.
The plan is a per-quarter subscription; the price is not set. You will be told before anything is charged — nothing gets billed to you without your knowing.
Subscribe later or not, the archive you build during the beta stays yours, and you can export or delete it at any time.
- Your course materials, notes and grades are visible only to you.
- The Canvas link reads your calendar and nothing else. Flow cannot see your Canvas grades or messages, and cannot act in Canvas on your behalf.
- Export everything, or delete your account and its data, whenever you want.
- No sale of personal information, no advertising, no cross-site tracking.
The beta is invitation-only. You need a code from someone already using Flow, entered when you sign up. That is deliberate: a smaller beta is one where every piece of feedback can actually be answered.
No. The Canvas calendar link is the least work, but a screenshot, pasted schedule text, or typing it in gets you to exactly the same place.
No. The writing studio will not start until you have written a minimum of your own ideas; it structures what you wrote, and leaves a highlighted placeholder anywhere you did not supply substance.
It starts at UCLA, but you import your own courses, so California community colleges, the other UCs and the state universities work the same way. The transfer module follows California's rules.
No. Only students with that course in their own course list can review it, and that list comes from import, not from typing a course name.
It stays. You can export all of it at any time, or delete your account together with its data.
Start with this quarter
Signing up takes an invite code. If you have one, go ahead; if not, ask a classmate who is already using it.
Free during the beta · no card required