01Bring it together
Drop your syllabus
Upload the PDF or Word file and Marathon reads the whole thing — every exam, paper, and reading — then lays them on one timeline with dates and grade weights already filled in.
The semester, in stride
Drop the syllabus.See the whole semester.
Your deadlines, grades, and next steps. One clear plan from the syllabi you already have.
- One timeline
- Your grade goals
- Pacer, beside you
Students testing Marathon come from
Parsed a 12-page syllabus into 38 dated tasksBroke a final paper into 5 subtasks scheduled backwardTurned a week of lecture notes into 10 flashcardsPulled the key concepts out of a week of notesImported a public class plan from Discover in 2 clicksSaw 4 classes + 2 personal projects on one timelineCaught a 9-task overdue stack before week 6Got a finish-line pace estimate at 34% of the semester
Inside Marathon
The semester, from every angle.
A plan to follow. A goal to aim for. A coach in your corner.
Every class. One clear timeline.
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A little setup. A lot more clarity.
Three minutes to
your first plan.
Less piecing things together.
More knowing what comes next.
02See where you stand
Know where your grade stands
Your current standing, your goal, and what it takes to get there. Try a score before you earn it and watch the forecast move.
03Find your next step
Ask Pacer anything
A study coach who already knows your classes and workload. Ask what to start next, then get back to making progress.
See it run · one minute, narrated
Syllabusin.Semesterout.
A real 12-page syllabus becomes a dated, grade-weighted plan — then the AI coach takes a question. Let it play, or click in and drive it yourself.
Questions
Questions,answered.
The things runners ask before the start gun. Something else on your mind? It probably belongs on the waitlist email thread.
Marathon is invite-only while we train with the first 50 students. and we'll email your invite as spots open — one email, no newsletter.
Free during the beta. When pricing eventually lands, the first 50 hear it from us before anyone else — and nobody gets paywalled mid-semester.
No — it sits on top of them. Your syllabus goes in (PDF, Word, or pasted text), a dated plan comes out: every exam, paper, and reading on one timeline with grade weights. Your LMS stays the source of record; Marathon is where you see the whole race.
Only what you hand it — a syllabus, an assignment brief, your notes — and only to build your plan: dates, weights, subtasks, summaries. Your data isn't sold and isn't anyone's training set. The full promise lives on the Trust page.
Any school, any syllabus — Marathon isn't tied to one university or LMS. Discover (finding classmates and importing their public class plans) is per-campus, so it gets better as runners from your school join.
Yes. Classes are lanes, but so is anything with a finish line: pottery, marathon training, a side project. Personal projects get the same planning tools, minus the grade math.
Run a real semester on it and tell us where it hurts. Every tester gets a direct line to the builders — bugs, ideas, and complaints all read same-day.
A little clarity goes a long way.
Thestartinglineisrighthere.
Drop one syllabus and the rest of the term lays itself out. Three minutes, and you stop guessing what is next.