Your teachers post assignments in Google Classroom. BalanceBoard pulls them in automatically — so you're not copying due dates by hand, and you're not missing things you forgot to copy. Every assignment, every class, one place.
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Organize your Google Classroom assignments by letting them sync automatically into one weekly view, instead of checking every class page separately — that's exactly what BalanceBoard's Google Classroom planner does. It pulls in course names, assignment titles, and due dates (read-only, never your grades), so everything due this week shows up in one place.
The number one reason students stop using a planner app is that keeping it updated manually is too much work. You have to remember to open the app every time a teacher posts something, copy it over correctly, and not miss anything. That's a lot of friction on top of an already-busy day.
Sync removes all of that. Your Google Classroom assignments show up in BalanceBoard automatically. You can add your own notes, study sessions, and non-Classroom stuff on top — but the foundation is always current without any manual work from you.
1. Connect
Sign in with Google and give BalanceBoard read-only access to your Classroom. Takes about 30 seconds.
2. Auto-import
Your courses, assignments, and due dates pull in immediately. New assignments sync automatically when teachers post them.
3. Add what's missing
Manually add anything not on Classroom — reading assignments, SAT prep, extracurricular reminders.
We access
We do NOT access
Read-only OAuth means BalanceBoard literally cannot change anything in your Google Classroom — it can only read the assignment data you allow it to see.
Organize your Google Classroom assignments by letting them sync automatically into one weekly view, instead of checking every class page separately — that's exactly what BalanceBoard's Google Classroom planner does. It pulls in course names, assignment titles, and due dates (read-only, never your grades), so everything due this week shows up in one place.
BalanceBoard connects to Google Classroom using read-only OAuth access. It pulls your course names, assignment titles, and due dates automatically. We never modify your Classroom data — we only read it.
Yes. Google Classroom sync is part of the free tier — you don't need to pay to connect your Classroom account.
Read-only access to your enrolled courses, assignment names, and due dates. BalanceBoard does not access your email, your submissions, your grades, or any other Google data. Read-only means we cannot make any changes to your Classroom.
Yes. You can manually add anything — teacher announcements, reading assignments posted on paper, SAT prep sessions, anything. The Classroom sync is a starting point, not the whole system.
Google Classroom sync is the main integration right now. If your school uses Canvas, Schoology, or another platform, you can still use BalanceBoard — you'll just add assignments manually. More integrations are in progress.
Setup takes about 30 seconds. Free for students.
Get started free →Also see: Homework Tracker · Study Planner