Change one grade. Watch the average move.
A what-if calculation takes the grade you currently hold in a course, replaces it with the grade you are aiming for, and recomputes the course average and your GPA. It answers whether an evening of work is worth the points before you spend the evening.
A gradebook tells you where you stand. It does not tell you what happens if the next test goes badly, or how much a missing assignment is actually costing you. This does, using your real grades rather than numbers you type in.
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It starts from your real grades
Connect the platform your school posts grades on and every course arrives with its current grade already in place. There is nothing to enter by hand and nothing to keep updated, so the number is right the next time you open it.
Try a score before you earn it
Pick a course, set the grade you want, and the projection updates: what the course average becomes and what that does to the GPA across everything you are taking. It is the answer to "is this worth staying up for" in the form of a number.
- Current grade per course, pulled from your school platform
- A target you set, and the average it produces
- The GPA before and after, side by side
See which assignment is worth doing first
Every open assignment carries its projected effect on the course grade, so a queue of ten sorts itself by what actually moves the number. The one worth starting is at the top rather than the one that happens to be due first.
This part costs nothing
Grade tracking, the calendar, assignment browsing, writing style analysis and ARIA chat are free with an account. An access key is for the tools that produce work for you, and none of this page needs one.
Questions
Do I have to type my grades in?
No. Connect the platform your school uses and your courses arrive with their current grades already in place. That is the difference between this and a calculator you fill in yourself: it stays right without you maintaining it.
Which platforms does it read grades from?
The gradebook platforms SchoolOps supports, including Infinite Campus and PowerSchool, plus course grades from Canvas and Google Classroom. Each has its own page explaining how it connects.
Is the GPA calculator free?
Yes. Grade tracking and grade projection need an account but no access key. Keys are for drafting, photo problem solving and the study tools.
How accurate is the projection?
It uses the weights and scores your school platform reports, so it is as accurate as your gradebook. Where a teacher has not posted a category weight yet, the projection reflects what is actually recorded rather than guessing.
Start with your own classes
Connect a platform and see your real assignments, grades and calendar. That part is free.
See your real grades