Why I built Syllabite

Big challenges feel smaller when the next step is clear.

Syllabite began with one student I cared deeply about—and a problem shared by students everywhere.

Chomp welcoming students to a more manageable semester
I originally built Syllabite for my daughter as she prepared to start school.

I wanted her to have something that could turn a semester full of syllabi, dates, and expectations into a plan that felt manageable—not another place where everything looked urgent at once.

The idea was simple: big challenges become less intimidating when you can see the next small step. A student should not have to reread five syllabi just to decide what deserves attention today.

That idea became Syllabite—a student-first planner that brings course schedules, deadlines, workload, and progress together, then helps turn academic overload into clear, useful action.

One semester can feel enormous. One bite never has to.

Chomp is there to make that belief visible: encouraging students forward, protecting their momentum when a schedule changes, and helping the whole semester feel doable—one bite at a time.

The idea in action

See what your next bite could look like.

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