Fasti vs majored

Fasti is an AI student planner for organizing classes, shifts, study time, deadlines, commutes, shared plans, and money. It can convert screenshots, photos, PDFs, and pasted text into editable calendar events for courses, assignments, exams, and shifts. Its Planner takes natural-language requests and proposes calendar changes that users can review, approve, reject, or undo. Money tools connect shifts, pay cycles, income, expenses, and goals to forecast take-home pay and upcoming costs. Users can share selected events, courses, categories, import groups, or date ranges; proposed edits require acceptance. The browser app works without an account or download, while signing in enables cloud sync. Optional two-way calendar sync reads or writes synced events on the device. Schedules stay on-device by default, but imported images and text are processed through the maker’s server and Google Cloud Vertex AI before files are discarded. The free plan allows up to 30 events and recurring blocks; Plus costs C$6.99 a month and Pro costs C$13.99 a month.

Majored is a study planner for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that combines courses, schedules, deadlines, exams, and focus sessions. It shows semester progress, today's events, and upcoming work across courses. Lectures, tutorials, and personal blocks appear together in the schedule. Projects and exams are sorted by urgency, exam topics by due date, and Pomodoro sessions by course. The Mac app adds a sidebar, sortable tables, an inspector for projects and exams, plus search and filters in the toolbar. The app is free for up to four courses, with other features described as free. Majored Pro costs $2.99 a month for unlimited courses. Majored Pro (Lifetime) costs $49, paid once, with unlimited access that never renews or expires. The maker says there is no server, account, signup, or advertising, and data stays between the user's devices and Apple. The App Store says the developer indicates that the app does not collect data.