Missed a day? You didn't miss the lesson.
A daily feed that keeps you caught up: lesson summaries, homework breakdowns, study questions, and flashcards — ready before you need them.
No extra homework · Just the day, made reviewable
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Catch-up
Tuesday's lesson: unlike denominators
2-minute read
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Homework
Page 42, questions 1–15
Due Friday
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Flashcards
Fractions: 8 cards
From this week's lessons
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Quiz
Fractions quiz
Friday · study questions ready
Grade 6 Math · updated after every class
The sick day
One missed Tuesday doesn't have to cost the week.
Falling behind rarely happens all at once. It starts with one gap nobody filled. Taday fills it the same evening.
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Tuesday
You're home sick.
The day happens without you: a lesson on unlike denominators, a worksheet, and a quiz announced for Friday.
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Wednesday · 8:10 AM
The catch-up is waiting.
A summary of what Tuesday actually covered — the idea, not just "see attachment". You know what happened before you walk back in.
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Wednesday · 4:00 PM
Review it your way.
Study questions and flashcards built from the actual lesson — your teacher's examples, not a random textbook chapter.
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Friday · 8:45 AM
Quiz day, no surprises.
You have seen every idea on this quiz twice before you sit down. That is the whole trick.
What you get
Built for keeping up, not just catching up.
A feed that follows your classes
Every class, every day, in one place — what happened, what is due, and what is coming.
Homework you can actually start
Each assignment comes broken down: what to do, what it is practising, and when it is due.
Study tools from real lessons
Flashcards and study questions generated from what your teacher taught — then approved by them.
Executive functioning
You didn't forget the homework because you didn't care.
You forgot because it lived in four places and none of them pinged you. Keeping track of what's due, what was covered, and where to start is a real skill — and school mostly assumes you already have it.
Taday does that part with you: the day organized, the homework in steps, the next thing already on screen. Not more work — less friction between you and the work.
What that looks like
- Organized for you Every class in one place, in the order it matters.
- Broken into steps Each assignment says what to do and what it is practising.
- Surfaced before it is late Reminders show up while there is still time to act.
The honest question
"Is this going to feel like more school?"
It is the opposite: the same school, minus the guesswork. Taday never assigns you anything — teachers do that. It just makes sure the day is there when you need it: the lesson in two minutes, the homework spelled out, and the quiz without the dread. Your teacher approves everything in your feed first.
Ask your school about Taday
Taday arrives through your school. If your teachers use Google Classroom, a 30-day pilot is all it takes to try it in your classes.