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Software for situations that don’t come with a manual.

We build for the moments existing tools treat as somebody else’s problem: a week where five courses want the same evenings, a country where every office assumes you already know the rules.

University Co-Pilot

by Kronoz Labs

Beta
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Five courses. One study partner that keeps up with all of them.

Made for
University students carrying several courses, each with its own material, deadlines and exam dates.
The idea
General-purpose chatbots answer whatever you ask and forget it a moment later. University Co-Pilot works course by course: it keeps the context of each subject, connects it to the calendar and brings material back before it fades. Less re-explaining, more studying.

In the beta

  • Memory by subjectEach course keeps its own context, so a session never starts from zero.
  • Review on scheduleSpaced repetition brings material back just before it fades.
  • Calendar and routineClasses, deadlines and short daily sessions in one place.

GLOBAL

by Kronoz Labs

In development
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For the part of moving abroad nobody puts in the brochure.

Made for
People relocating abroad, and getting through the months after they land.
The idea
Moving abroad is a chain, not a checklist: the lease needs a registration, the registration needs an address, the bank needs both, and all of it arrives in a language you are still learning. GLOBAL is being designed as a companion for the whole chain, shaped by where you are going and why.

What it is being designed to do

  • Your move, not a generic guideGuidance shaped by destination and situation, instead of an expat FAQ.
  • Documents, decodedExplain what a local document says, in your own language, with the official source beside it.
  • What comes nextThe next step, what it depends on and what it unlocks.

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