Plan your day
View classes from an academic calendar and keep track of updates.
Present · ICS calendarClasses in one tool, assignments in another, notes somewhere else. MonEDT brings your organization together so you can keep track of your studies.
Private prototype · Student rollout in preparation
Fictional class · A12
Fictional class · B04
MonEDT started from an everyday need at IUT d’Orsay in France. It connects academic schedules with personal organization, with the aim of serving students across institutions without requiring everyone to use the same tools.
These features exist in the private version. Public access and support for multiple institutions are still being prepared.
View classes from an academic calendar and keep track of updates.
Present · ICS calendarBring tasks, deadlines, personal events, notes and study sessions together.
Present in the prototypeInstall the web app and access personal data on configured devices.
Present · Sync validation in progressView Moodle resources and deadlines through the current Orsay configuration.
Present · Orsay-specific integrationExport personal data and prepare recovery. Documents require a separate export.
Present in the prototypePrepare standard imports and separate accounts for students at other institutions.
Planned · Not publicly availableI am Léopold Mauuary, a computer science student at IUT d’Orsay in France. I am developing MonEDT from challenges I encounter in my own student life.
MonEDT is an independent student-led project and is not yet an incorporated company.
The intended audience includes higher education students at universities, technical institutes and other schools, initially in France.
A private prototype for academic schedules, personal organization and a configured Moodle integration.
Preserve existing data, isolate access per user and prepare an initial multi-institution pilot.
Claude-powered study suggestions, subject to usefulness, costs and privacy safeguards. No AI integration is currently available.
A timetable and personal notes are not demonstration data. The rollout will need separate user access, data exports and verifiable account deletion.
The example above uses fictional data only. This website does not send personal documents to an AI service.
Not yet. The application remains private while the rollout is being prepared. You can contact the founder to discuss the project.
The aim is to offer organization independent of Moodle. The current integration is specific to Orsay; connections to other Moodle servers are not yet available.
The project includes an installable web app (PWA) and an Android client. Public availability and validation on future users’ devices are still being prepared.
No. Study planning and summaries of authorized materials are potential use cases to evaluate. Current features do not require a Claude API subscription.
No public pricing has been set. The project prioritizes low costs and a gradual rollout. This website does not offer any subscription.
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