✦Built for law studentsRead, brief, outline.
Then find it again in April.

A course is a project, the outline is a milestone, and the reading you did in week four is still attached to it in week fourteen. One system from the first assignment to the last final.

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The Today view in EvyOS: overdue tasks split out at the top, then what is due today, the day's habits, and the calendar
The Today view in EvyOS: overdue tasks split out at the top, then what is due today, the day's habits, and the calendar, on a phone
Four pillars of EvyOS -📁 Projects✅ Tasks🔄 Habits⚡ Skills
✦ The problem

Everything compounds toward finals, and nothing is connected until then.

The syllabus is a PDF. The briefs are in a document. The outline is a different document that starts in November. The reading schedule is in your head. Then finals arrive and the work of a whole semester has to be reassembled from four places that never spoke to each other.

📖
The reading is relentless and invisible
Two hundred pages a week that nobody counts. You either did it or you did not, and there is no record of which weeks you slipped until the outline will not write itself.
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Outlining always starts too late
It is the single highest-value task of the semester and it has no deadline until the one that matters. So it loses every week to whatever is due tomorrow.
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Four courses, one undifferentiated pile
Contracts, torts, civ pro and property all live in the same to-do list. Nothing tells you that you have not opened property in nine days.
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Your own notes are unsearchable by April
The case brief you wrote in September is in a file you cannot name. Rewriting it is faster than finding it, which means you do the semester twice.
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Task manager
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Project tracker
For goals and timelines
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Habit tracker
For daily rituals
$5/mo
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Learning journal
For skill tracking
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✦ Four pillars, one system

Everything you're building.
In one place.

01 - Projects

A project per course, with the outline as a milestone.

Contracts is a project. Its milestones are the midterm, the outline draft and the final. Because the outline has a date months before the exam, it competes for attention on the same terms as everything due tomorrow, which is the only way it ever gets started on time.

One project per courseOutline milestonesExam datesSemester view
A goal in EvyOS with its milestones, the projects moving it forward, and its open tasks
A goal in EvyOS with its milestones, the projects moving it forward, and its open tasks, on a phone
02 - Tasks

The reading, assigned to the course it belongs to.

Each week of reading is a task on its course with a due date. Upcoming shows the next fortnight one day at a time, so a heavy week is visible on Sunday rather than on Wednesday night. Filter to a single course and you see exactly how far behind that one has drifted.

Reading schedulePer-course filterUpcoming viewPriorities
The Upcoming view in EvyOS, showing the next fortnight of tasks with one section per day
The Upcoming view in EvyOS, showing the next fortnight of tasks with one section per day, on a phone
03 - Habits

Outline weekly, not in a panic.

Make outlining a habit with a weekly schedule rather than a task you keep moving. The streak makes the gap obvious after two weeks instead of two months, and the year graph shows exactly which part of the semester you stopped.

Weekly outliningReading streaksStrength scoreHeatmaps
A habit in EvyOS with its streak, strength score and a year-long contribution graph
A habit in EvyOS with its streak, strength score and a year-long contribution graph, on a phone
04 - Skills

Hours by subject, and briefs you can actually find.

Log study sessions against each course so the thin one is a number, not a hunch. Keep case briefs as markdown notes in a folder per course, tagged and searchable, so the brief you wrote in September is still there in April.

Hours per courseCase brief notesFolders and tagsFull-text search
A skill in EvyOS showing logged sessions, linked resources and progress toward a target level
A skill in EvyOS showing logged sessions, linked resources and progress toward a target level, on a phone
✦ Getting started

Up and running in under 5 minutes.

1
Set up the semester once

A project per course, the syllabus dates on the milestones, the reading entered as tasks. An hour in the first week that you do not repeat.

2
Keep the weekly rhythm

Read against the course, brief into its folder, outline on the weekly habit. Every piece of work lands attached to the course it belongs to.

3
Arrive at finals with the semester intact

The outline is most of the way written, the briefs are searchable, and the hours per course tell you which subject needs the last two weeks.

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✦ Questions

Frequently asked.

Make it a weekly habit rather than a task. A task you keep rescheduling looks the same on the fifth reschedule as the first, but a habit keeps a streak and a year-long graph, so two missed weeks are visible immediately instead of at the end of the semester.
Yes. Notes are markdown with folders, tags, full-text search and version history, so a folder per course holds the semester's briefs and they stay findable in April. You can also share a single note by link if you are outlining with a study group.
Filter the task list to that project. You get every open task for that course with its due date, and the navigation counts show how much is overdue without opening anything.
A shared workspace holds joint goals, a shared task list and shared notes, and tasks can be assigned to a person. Your own reading and outlining stay in your personal space, which is separate and stays private.

The semester compounds either way.
Keep the evidence.

Courses as projects, reading as tasks, outlining as a habit, and briefs you can still find the week before finals.

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