Thursday is 4.5 hours
over capacity.
AC.RO sees it first.

A planner that does the math for you. AC.RO pulls in your classes, assignments, meetings, shifts and commitments, works out how much time each week actually has, and tells you when a week won't fit — then moves the flexible work around so it does. Anything that involves another person waits for your approval.

High school and college students, and people who work. When you create an account you pick School, Work or Both, and AC.RO sets up the right connections and wording. The scheduling engine is the same either way.

There's a free version and a paid version. The free version covers the core: connecting your calendars and sources, your to-do list and schedule, the weekly pressure check, fixing your week, and backup plans. Paid features can be added individually or in bundles that cost less than buying them separately. Pricing will be announced before launch.

We're opening accounts in waves. Join the waitlist and we'll email you as soon as you can create your account.

AC.RO works in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen like an app. Native iPhone and Android apps may come later.

Canvas, Google Calendar, Outlook and Microsoft 365 (including Teams meetings, which live in your Outlook calendar), Apple Calendar, Schoology, Blackboard, and any app that gives you a calendar link or an .ics file. You can also add anything by hand. More direct connections are on the way.

Never. Google and Microsoft connections use their official sign-in, so you approve AC.RO on their site and we never see your password. Canvas and other calendars connect with a private calendar link, which we store encrypted. You can disconnect anything at any time.

AC.RO checks connected calendars about every 15 minutes, updates the item and re-plans your week. If you had edited that item yourself, your version is kept and AC.RO asks whether you want the new one instead.

Yes. Edit titles, time estimates, due dates or importance, reorder by priority, or remove items you don't need. Your changes stick, even when the source syncs again, and removed items can be restored.

Math, not guesses. Your available hours, task estimates, fixed commitments and deadlines produce the pressure score and the "doesn't fit" warnings. AI can help understand what you type and draft messages, but it never invents the numbers.

When you finish a task, you can log how long it actually took. AC.RO learns your real pace for each type of work and subject — if physics homework takes you 90 minutes instead of 60, future physics homework gets planned with more time.

AC.RO prepares backup plans ahead of time. Plan B shows how the rest of your week rearranges if a specific session gets missed; Plan C shows what to push to next week if things really pile up. You choose whether to use them, and you can undo.

Yes. Try a what-if — an extra shift, a new commitment, a new assignment — and AC.RO shows how your week's pressure changes and what would have to move, without changing anything until you decide.

Only if you say so. AC.RO can draft a message, like asking for an extension, but nothing is ever sent without your approval.

Only you. Teachers, schools and employers can't see your AC.RO account. We don't sell your data, and we don't use it to train AI models.

Passwords are stored only as one-way scrambled hashes, so nobody — including us — can read them. Connection details are encrypted, sign-in sessions are protected, and repeated wrong passwords pause sign-in automatically. If you forget your password or username, you can reset it yourself by email.

Yes. In Settings you can export everything AC.RO stores about you, or delete your account, which removes your data and disconnects your connected apps.

Right now AC.RO is for individuals. If you'd like to use it with a class, team or organization, email us at acro.ai26@gmail.com — we'd love to hear what you need.