Desk
Opens on what matters tonight: overdue and due tasks, new posts from school, and the classes to prepare for tomorrow.
Attachment links expire. NextERP's file and image links stop working two hours after a sync. Because your password is never stored, we can't refresh them for you: sync again from the app when you need older files, or run the local tool to keep them fresh.
For NextERP students
nlp-scraper syncs your NextERP posts once, then builds the evening around them: deadlines lifted straight out of homework posts, tomorrow's classes to prepare for, and the notes, boards, flashcards and focus timer to actually get it done.
Free, with no ads and no tracking. Your school password is used once to sync and never stored.
Every post, task, note and card is tagged with a subject, so your whole workload sorts itself into notebooks. Everything saves as you go and works on your phone.
Opens on what matters tonight: overdue and due tasks, new posts from school, and the classes to prepare for tomorrow.
Your NextERP posts grouped by day, filtered by homework, tests or teacher. One tap turns a post into a task, a note, or flashcards.
Type "Physics numericals by Friday" and it understands. Deadlines mentioned in homework posts show up as suggestions on their own.
Folders, pinned notes, checklists, highlights and search. The first line becomes the title, and it saves while you type.
A proper page for essays and lab reports, with headings, tables and alignment. Export to PDF, Word, Markdown or plain text.
Freehand whiteboards for diagrams and working out. Pen, highlighter, shapes, arrows and text, with pinch to zoom and instant saves.
Flashcards with spaced repetition, so the app decides what to review each day. Paste a chapter and the assistant writes the cards.
A pomodoro timer that keeps running while you work elsewhere in the app, with a full-screen mode, streaks and a weekly log.
Phones stay home during school, so the app doesn't pretend to follow you between periods. It waits for you to get back, works out what tonight looks like, and gets out of the way.
The web version works everywhere with nothing to install. The local tool refreshes attachment links on its own and lives in a separate repository from the one hosting this site.
irm rijash.com/projects/nlp/i/install.ps1 | iexcurl -sSL rijash.com/projects/nlp/i/install.sh | bashcurl -sSL rijash.com/projects/nlp/i/install.sh | bashThe installer sets up the local tool and a nlp-start command. Read it before you run it, as you should with any script from the internet.