Catch
Qobi reads your ALU Gmail and Canvas — read-only — and flags every obligation hiding in your week. Especially the recurring ones nobody bothers to remind you about.
Qobi reads your ALU inbox and Canvas, surfaces what's buried, and reasons about how one slip ripples through your degree, money, standing and visa.

“A meal form, buried in email, missed on a Sunday — and a week of wrong meals. It wasn't a forgotten deadline. It was an unseen one.”
Qobi reads your ALU Gmail and Canvas — read-only — and flags every obligation hiding in your week. Especially the recurring ones nobody bothers to remind you about.
Each item gets a stake: Critical, High, Medium, Low — plus a quiet Easily-missed flag for things that look small but aren't. Tone calibrates to your standing.
Where it matters, Qobi traces the cascade: one missed session, four downstream consequences across academics, money, standing, and visa.
A daily brief lands at 07:30. Two or three things actually need you today. Everything else is on the radar — calmly, supportively, never alarmist.
One miss is just a miss. But for an FLG grantee at Silver-2, on an international permit, this single thread runs through four domains at once. Scroll to follow it.
One more missed session in Web Infrastructure auto-withdraws Amara from the module. That's a fail on record, requiring a retake at the next intake — billed separately.
FLG covers tuition only. Retake course fees are out of pocket. At ~$11/credit, this module is roughly $130 paid out of pocket — money the grant was supposed to make unnecessary.
A failed module + retake counts as one trimester delay. The 4-trimester buffer drops to 3. Standing-gated funding — Wells Mountain, Path to Prosperity — needs good standing to stay eligible.
A delayed term pushes expected graduation past the current permit window. Renewal cycles get harder to plan when the academic calendar shifts. The cascade comes home.
That's why Qobi asks for that — and only that — today. The cascade isn't there to scare you. It's there so you know which item is the one to protect.
Qobi tells you, in a sentence, what to protect today. Two critical, one easily-missed — everything else can wait.
For internationals: DGIE renewal surfaced weeks ahead, with prep checklist and Student Life shortcuts.
A buried email becomes a chip on your home screen — surfaced before it can become a problem.
Aggregate-only: see the deadlines you all share and the health of the group — without anyone's individual record being exposed.
“The morning after I installed Qobi it caught my meal form — buried under fourteen other threads. I'd missed it three weeks in a row last term. That was the moment I trusted it.”
Qobi reads your inbox. It never sends, replies, or modifies anything.
We sign in alueducation.com and alustudent.com — and nothing else.
Inbox contents stay on our server only long enough to extract the items we surface.
One click in Settings disconnects Gmail. Nothing left on our side.

I built Qobi because in Y1T2, I missed the meal form three weeks in a row and ate the wrong thing for half a term. The information was there. It was just unseen.
The things that hurt you most at ALU aren't the deadlines you forgot — they're the ones you never saw. A buried email. A recurring form. A permit renewal you only realised was urgent when it was already late.
Qobi is the co-pilot I wish I'd had. Not a planner that yells. Something that reads the boring places for you, tells you what's actually at stake, and trusts you with the rest.

When Teni first showed me the meal-form story, I thought we needed a better calendar. We didn't. The hard part isn't reminding you — it's reading meaning out of a hundred ALU senders and noticing the one slip that ripples into your degree, money, standing and visa at once.
That's the system I keep building. Quiet most of the time, calm in tone, and only loud when it has to be.
Three weeks of free Qobi. ALU email is all you need to start.