Use cases

A morning briefing that fits in one text

Dash sends one short text in the morning with what's due that day and anything that changed, like a moved exam, a new announcement or an important email from a professor. It texts first only when it matters, and never during your quiet hours.

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What's in the morning briefing?

  • What's due today, and how much it's worth
  • Dates that moved, like a rescheduled quiz or exam
  • Course announcements and important emails from professors, if you've connected them
  • Anything you asked Dash to remind you about

Will Dash text me too much?

No. The briefing is one short text, and Dash only texts first when something actually needs you. Tell it your quiet hours and it keeps to them.

If a briefing isn't useful on a given day, tell Dash and it adjusts.

How do I set it up?

  1. Bring in your semesterSend your syllabi or connect Canvas, Brightspace, Moodle or Blackboard.
  2. Set your quiet hoursTell Dash when you don't want texts, and it keeps to them.
  3. Read one textEach morning, you get the day in a few lines, and you can reply to act on any of it.

Questions students ask

Can I keep my mornings quiet?

Yes. Tell Dash your quiet hours and the briefing waits until they're over.

Can I turn it off?

Yes. Tell Dash to stop the morning texts. You'll still get reminders before deadlines unless you turn those off too.

Is the briefing free?

Yes. Dash is free to start, and the morning briefing is part of it.

Every student needs a sidekick.

No app. No login. Just a text.

Text Dash to get started