AthenisOS — Your notes, connected.

What AthenisOS does

AthenisOS is a study tool for school and university students. You upload your own coursework — lecture notes, a textbook chapter, an exam timetable, a marked essay, a grade report — and it reads each document, works out what kind of document it is, and files it accordingly.

Why AthenisOS asks for access to your Google account

Signing in uses Google so there is no password to invent or lose. Separately, and only if you choose to connect it, AthenisOS can read parts of your Google account so your own work does not have to be uploaded by hand. Every permission is read-only — nothing in your Google account is ever created, changed or deleted:

• Google Drive — file names and revision history — to see which document a group project is really being written in, and who has edited it
• Google Docs — document text — to measure how much of a linked document changed between revisions
• Google Sheets — sheet contents — so data kept in a sheet can be read the same way as a document
• Google Calendar — your events — so lessons and commitments appear alongside your deadlines in the calendar
• Google Classroom — your courses and your own coursework — so assignments attach to the right subject. Google never provides other students' work

You can disconnect at any time, and deleting your account removes everything AthenisOS holds. The Privacy Policy says exactly what is stored, who processes it, and for how long.