Semestra

Semestra is an all-in-one semester productivity app designed to help students manage courses, schedules, and learning more effectively.

The app combines semester planning, centralized scheduling, and AI-powered study tools to support students balancing academics with work, personal commitments, and other responsibilities.

With Semestra, you can organize semesters, courses, lessons, exams, and deadlines in one place. Integrated schedules help reduce missed deadlines and keep your academic workload clear and manageable.

Semestra also includes AI-powered learning features that assist with studying. The app can generate concise lesson summaries to help break down complex material into key concepts. AI-generated quizzes reinforce learning by helping you assess understanding and identify knowledge gaps before exams. These features are designed to support learning, not replace source materials or instruction.

Push notifications can be enabled to deliver helpful reminders such as daily schedules, lesson preparation prompts, and upcoming deadlines. Notification preferences can be managed at any time through your device settings.

Semestra is built around the principle that strong foundational knowledge improves learning outcomes. By organizing academic content and supporting structured review, the app helps students engage more confidently with coursework and manage their time efficiently.

Key Features:
• Semester, course, and lesson planning
• Centralized schedules and deadlines
• AI-powered lesson summaries
• AI-generated quizzes for study reinforcement
• Optional push notifications for reminders

Semestra is intended for students aged 13 and older. Some features may require a subscription. AI-generated content may be inaccurate or incomplete and should be treated as assistive suggestions.

Privacy Policy:
https://sites.google.com/view/semestra-ai-app/privacy-policy

Terms of Service:
https://sites.google.com/view/semestra-ai-app/terms-of-service

EULA:
https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/