Your kid's whole school week, in one paragraph.
Canvas buries the one thing you actually want to know under ten menus. Studea reads it for you — just ask, in plain words, and get a straight answer. Then every Sunday, one honest paragraph per child. No filler.
Steady week for Mia. Her Chemistry lab came back at 94%, nudging her average to an A-. One thing on the horizon: a World History essay due Friday she hasn't started. Everything else is in and graded.
The problem
Canvas was built for schools. Not for you at 9pm on a Tuesday.
Six tabs, four courses, two kids, and the grade you were looking for is three clicks deep behind a menu named "Modules." Studea sits on top of all of it and just answers the question.
Connect Canvas once
Sign in the way you already do. Studea automatically finds every child under your account — just tick who to add — then encrypts everything at rest.
Ask anything, in plain words
Grades, missing work, due dates, teacher feedback. Like texting a friend who actually read every page of Canvas.
One paragraph, every Sunday
A single honest summary per child. What changed, what's coming, what needs you. Nothing that doesn't.
See it work
From locked-up Canvas to one clear paragraph.
The whole thing, start to finish. No setup theater — Studea even finds your kids for you.
Studea
Studea is searching your Canvas account for your children. This may take a moment.
Steady week for Mia. Her Chemistry lab came back at 94%, nudging her average to an A-. One thing on the horizon: a World History essay due Friday she hasn't started. Everything else is in and graded.
Ask anything
The answer, not the dashboard.
Studea reads across every course and both kids at once, so you don't have to. Ask the way you'd ask another parent.
- Understands "this week", "last quarter", "since parent-teacher night".
- Cites the actual assignment, score, and date — never a guess.
- Compares kids and courses in a single answer.
The Sunday paragraph
One paragraph. Per child. Every week.
Not a dashboard you have to check. A short, honest read that lands in your inbox — the whole week, distilled to what matters.
A steady, quiet week. Chemistry keeps climbing — her lab write-up scored 94% and her average is now an A-. The one thing worth a nudge: a World History essay due Friday that hasn't been started. English and Algebra are fully turned in.
Mostly good, one loose end. Ellis aced his math unit test (18/20) but a Biology reading response from Thursday is still missing — worth a quick ask tonight. He's reading ahead in English, which his teacher flagged as a highlight.
Delivered every Sunday at 6pm. Reply to any digest to ask a follow-up.
Security
Your family's data stays your family's.
Studea reads from Canvas so you don't have to log in ten times a week. That access is read-only, encrypted at rest, and never used for anything but answering you.
Stop digging through Canvas. Just ask.
Connect your Canvas in two minutes and get your first weekly paragraph this Sunday.
Studea is searching your Canvas account for your children. This will only take a moment.