Graduate Student schedules, no longer scattered.
Memos, events, tasks and reminders gather in one place.
Write it as is — it becomes an event
Just jot the memos a {name} normally writes. There are no separate fields for date or time. Write like the examples below and Noti splits and sorts them for you.
Memo매주 화 10시 랩미팅Recurring event
Memo논문 초고 다음주 금요일까지Task · Deadline
Memo실험 예약 수요일 2시 1시간 전 알림Reminder
- Recurring lab meetings and seminars
- Days left until thesis and submission deadlines
- Submission and talk schedule alarms
Here’s how to use it
It all starts in one memo box. Set it up once in the order below and it just runs.
1
Recurring lab meetings and seminars
Write "매주 화 10시 랩미팅" (every Tue 10:00 lab meeting) or "매주 금 4시 세미나" (every Fri 4pm seminar) and they become recurring events.
2
Thesis and submission deadlines
Write "논문 초고 다음주 금요일까지" (draft by next Friday) or "학회 제출 100일 후" (conference submission in 100 days) and they become deadlines and D-days.
3
Experiment and meeting alarms
Write "실험 예약 수요일 2시 1시간 전 알림" (experiment Wed 2pm, alarm 1 hour before) and a pre-alarm attaches.
4
Memo = research log
As you jot experiment and meeting notes, dates inside are recognized as event candidates you can register right away.
Frequently asked questions
Can I manage references and notes?
You can keep research notes as markdown memos. We recommend pairing with a dedicated reference tool.
Is the submission deadline D-day calculated?
Write the deadline date and it shows the days remaining and lets you set a pre-alarm.