Most student apps are either an abandoned spreadsheet or an AI gimmick chasing a trend. UniTrack is neither: it's the tracker I wanted for my own degree.
Made by someone who actually sits the exams. Every feature earns its place by being useful in a real semester, not in a pitch deck.
Nothing bolted on for a launch tweet. Fast, focused tools that do exactly what they say and get out of your way, and anything that asks a model for help is something you switch on yourself.
Your marks and deadlines are yours. No ads, no trackers selling your data, and it works offline as a proper installable app.
Every feature is free for every student right now, with nothing held back behind a paywall. University is expensive enough already.
Keeping a degree on track means juggling subjects, assessment weightings, grade bands, lecture schedules, prework and a dozen deadlines that all move. Spreadsheets fall apart by week three, and most apps want a subscription to show you a calendar.
UniTrack pulls all of it into one place: every subject and its assessments, a calendar of what's coming, a WAM projection that tells you where you'll land, and a degree planner for the years ahead. It's fast, it works offline, and it never tries to be clever for the sake of it.
No ads. No paywalls. No AI slop. Just a tool that helps you graduate, built by someone who's trying to do exactly that.