Course-aware
Starts from the classes you’re in.
Groups form around a shared course, so the first conversation already has something to talk about.
Made for the people in your lecture
Same class.
Better company.
A familiar face makes a hard class feel lighter. Find classmates, make a plan, and turn studying into something you do together.
For UT Dallas students Free Try the preview below
Your course. Your crew.
Choose a course. See a plan come together.
Computer Science II
Example group- AlexPractice problems
- MorganTalk it through
- SamPractice problems
A little common ground
Shared time| Time | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 pm | Some available | No overlap | Some available | No overlap | Everyone free |
| 3 pm | No overlap | Some available | Everyone free, selected | No overlap | No overlap |
| 4 pm | No overlap | Some available | Some available | No overlap | No overlap |
Wed3pm
Your possible next session
Recursion, without the spiral.
3–4 pm · 4 study partners, including youCS 2336: Alex, Morgan, Sam. Shared time Wed, 3–4 pm. Example session selected.
Fictional classmates & times. Nothing is booked or sent.
Built around the courses you’re actually in
How it works
Good company.
A better study routine.
Comet Study brings the parts of a good study group into one flow: people, a time, and a reason to meet again.
01 Find your people
Start with a shared class.
Find a few classmates taking the same course, then see if your study styles fit.
Computer Science IIExample group
CS2336
Good company for the hard parts.
AJMRSKThree classmates · practice problems
02 Find a time
Look for the overlap.
Compare the moments that work and put a simple study session on the table.
WednesdayExample
2 pm3 pm4 pm
You
Classmates
Wednesday, 3–4 pm works for everyone.
03 Keep the rhythm
Make showing up the easy part.
Carry a good session forward. Keep your group moving through the semester, one week at a time.
Same crew. Next Wednesday.
This weekWed3–4 pm
Next weekWed3–4 pm
Week afterWed3–4 pm
A sample rhythm, ready to make your own.
What we’re building
Everything a study group needs.
Nothing it doesn’t.
Overlap finder
Times that work for everyone.
See the hours your group has in common instead of a group chat full of “when works?”
Study styles
Match how you learn.
Practice problems, talking it through, or drawing it out — pick what helps.
Weekly rhythm
Make it a habit, not a scramble.
Carry a good session forward so next week is already on the table.
Private by default
Share a time, not your week.
Availability sharing is designed to reveal only the overlap a group needs.
A note on privacy
Good connections.
Clear boundaries.
A study group needs to find a time together. It doesn’t need your whole week.
01
Real classmates, shared carefully.
Everyone here signs in with a UT Dallas email. Outside your groups, people see only your first name and last initial.
02
Sign-in stays minimal.
We store your university email and a hashed, expiring sign-in link — never a password.
03
Your week stays yours.
Matches count the free hours you share with someone. Your weekly availability is never shown to anyone else.
Your seat is waiting
Find your people
this semester.
Sign in with your UT Dallas email. No password, no setup.