The first calendar system that unifies Google Calendar, Canvas, and CampusGroups — then uses OpenAI and your Oura Ring data to tell you what actually matters most right now.
Students don't have busy calendars — they have competing calendars that actively work against each other. Your Canvas deadline doesn't know about your Super Day. Your CampusGroups invite doesn't know you slept four hours. The result is a daily triage problem that costs real opportunities.
Tools the average student juggles daily just to stay on schedule
Have missed a deadline because the reminder lived in a different app
Lost every week mentally stitching calendars, inboxes, and to-do lists together
Canvas deadlines, group projects, and reading lists exist in a silo with zero connection to your recruiting calendar or energy levels.
Coffee chats, application deadlines, and interview prep scattered across email, spreadsheets, and calendar invites — often with hard deadlines that override everything.
Club events on CampusGroups, networking dinners, weekend trips — the first thing sacrificed when workload spikes, but the hardest to rebuild once dropped.
Gym, sleep, mental health — always deprioritized until burnout hits, then suddenly the most urgent thing on the list.
Kaisey syncs your Google Calendar, Canvas Calendar, and CampusGroups into one intelligent feed — then uses OpenAI to reason about what actually matters most right now. Not a new calendar. A smarter layer over the three you already use.
One tap shifts your entire day. Slide between Academics, Recruiting, Social, and Wellness modes — Kaisey re-ranks every event using the model's reasoning, not a simple sort. When your Oura readiness score is below 60, Wellness mode auto-activates.
Google Calendar, Canvas Calendar, and CampusGroups — synced into a single unified feed. For the first time, your class deadlines, recruiting coffee chats, and club events live in the same view, and the model can reason across all of them at once.
Kaisey pulls your sleep score, readiness score, and recovery data from the Oura Ring API — then factors it into every prioritization decision. Slept 4 hours? Kaisey promotes wellness blocks and defers low-stakes meetings.
Calendar data is processed in-session and never persisted on any server. The model sees what it needs to reason about priorities, then the context is discarded. No data warehouse, no profile building.
The OpenAI API isn't a chatbot bolted onto a calendar. It's the reasoning core — every prioritization decision flows through structured tool calls, JSON-mode output, and a multi-source context window. Remove the model and there is no product.
A sort/filter can reorder by category. But only a language model can reason across three calendar sources and your biometric state simultaneously — multi-source reasoning, not sorting.
Sleep score, readiness score, and activity deficit. A readiness score below 60 triggers automatic wellness promotion. High readiness + recruiting mode means the model stacks demanding events together.
The model calls get_gcal_events(), get_canvas_deadlines(), get_campusgroups_events(), and get_oura_readiness() through OpenAI function calling to build the full picture before reasoning.
The model returns ranked JSON: each event gets a priority score (0–100), a rank position, and a one-line rationale. The frontend renders this directly — the model's reasoning is the engine.
Kaisey gives you an instant snapshot of your day and week — showing your next event, weekly time balance across all four categories, and where your focus is going. No manual tracking required.
See exactly how many hours you're dedicating to each category this week.
Toggle between modes to set your priority for the day. Kaisey highlights what matters most.
The weekly balance bar shows at a glance where your time is going. Events are color-coded by category so you can instantly spot imbalances — like zero wellness hours during finals week. The day view surfaces your next event and full schedule, grouped by the priority mode you've selected.
One sign-in gives Kaisey read access to Google Calendar with zero onboarding friction. No separate account creation, no permission pop-ups later. Students are in under 10 seconds.
A four-mode selector beats a complex drag-and-drop ranking UI. One tap shifts the entire priority stack — fast enough to switch contexts mid-day between a lecture and a recruiting event.
Every layer of Kaisey leans on a hosted service so the build stays focused on the product, not the plumbing. The OpenAI API handles reasoning. Oura's API streams biometrics. Google OAuth handles auth. And Claude Code + Figma MCP turn design specs into shipped components without manual handoff.
A walkthrough of the priority toggle with a real student calendar — watch the model re-rank events in real time.
Sign in with Google to try the live app — your data is processed in-session and never stored.
This isn't a hackathon project that dies on Monday. Kaisey has a clear distribution path from campus pilot to platform — and every phase makes the product harder to replicate.
Closed beta measuring daily active usage, toggle frequency, and whether students report fewer missed deadlines after 2 weeks.
Two-way write-back into Google Calendar, CUIT partnership for Canvas API. Kaisey doesn't just read your schedule — it proposes blocks and writes them directly.
Connect to Luma (lu.ma) and Meetup (meetup.com) via LinkUp to automatically surface relevant recruiting events, hackathons, and networking mixers in your city. Kaisey auto-recommends events that match your priority mode and adds them to your calendar.
Career services partnerships at 4–5 university programs. Oura integration as differentiator. Each school adds scheduling pattern data that sharpens the model's reasoning.
The priority toggle + biometrics pattern generalizes to professionals. Oura's 2M+ user base becomes a natural distribution channel via the Oura app marketplace.
Built with Claude Code (agentic dev), Figma MCP (design-to-component handoff), OpenAI API (reasoning), Oura Ring API (biometrics), and Google Calendar OAuth.
“The goal isn't another productivity app. It's a system that understands the rhythm of your life and adapts with you.”