Kandue for Students on Canvas LMS

Every Canvas deadline in one panel. No signup, no server of ours. Ranked priorities and AI quizzes, all on your own device. Canvas scatters your deadlines across courses, modules, and however many tabs you have open. Kandue pulls them into one panel: overdue, due today, coming up. It opens docked in Chrome's side panel, so it sits beside your work instead of covering it, and the toolbar button reaches it on any page, not only inside Canvas. Settings can move it over the page or into its own window.

There is no Kandue server Kandue has no backend and no account to create. Your coursework is read from your school's Canvas straight into your browser and stays there, with nothing about it held on our end. Priorities are ranked inside the extension. Quizzes are written by Chrome's own built-in AI model, running on your computer. It is free, with no paid tier.

What you get

• One queue of every deadline, ordered by what to tackle first, each row carrying when it is due, what kind of work it is, and what it is worth toward your course grade. A row opens the assignment inside the panel: its instructions, why it ranks where it does, and the tools below. Above the list, a ring of what is overdue and due this week and a button to the first of it. Worked out in the panel with no waiting.
• One bar to find a page or ask about your week. Type and it ranks what is already on your device — a course tab, a module item, an assignment, an announcement — and Enter opens the one you meant or answers from your own week.
• Practice quizzes: turn a course, an assignment, or the Canvas page you're reading into a quick predict-then-reveal quiz. You answer before it shows you the right one, which is what makes practice testing work.
• Summarize: the key points of a long instructor post or a dense assignment brief, without opening it.
• Translate: that same post or brief in your own language, from 17 of them.
• Your announcements and assignments from every course in one list.

How it works Kandue reads your assignments, announcements and each course's page list through Canvas's own API on your existing logged-in session. No API key and no password to give. There is nothing to set up.

Writing to Canvas is off until you ask for it As installed, Kandue never changes anything on Canvas. Marking an assignment done in Kandue marks it here only. If you would rather the two agreed, one setting turns on write-back, and then marking one done also marks it done on your own Canvas planner. That is the only thing it can write. It cannot submit work, post replies or send messages.