Who it's for
WhyMark for students
Course readings, tutorials, references for the thesis — student tabs multiply. WhyMark keeps what each link was for, so exam week isn't archaeology.
Readings with their course
Tag by course, collect by assignment. “For the week-4 essay” finds the paper faster than any folder.
Triage before deadlines
The inbox absorbs everything during the semester rush. Keep what matters, skip the rest — review in one pass.
Join the early-access waitlist
Pricing isn't set, and the waitlist shapes the plan — students among them. One email at launch, no spam.
An example save, from capture to recall
- 1. Paste a source URL and add a note: “For the week-4 essay on renewable energy”.
- 2. Keep it in your “Course readings” collection; add a tag if it spans projects.
- 3. Later, search “week-4 essay” to match the words in your note.
Illustrative workflow for the web app. Public sign-ups are not open yet; pricing has not been announced. Join the waitlist for launch news.
How students use it
Save lecture links with the topic they cover. When revision starts, search the topic — your past notes point at the right sources.
Keep your own sources for group assignments in one collection per course. Libraries are private; shared collections are not available.
Honest limits
WhyMark is pre-launch and web-only for now. If you need mobile capture today, join the waitlist — mobile follows the extension.
Questions
Is there a mobile app?
Not yet. The web app comes first, then the browser extension, then mobile.
When does it open?
Soon. Join the waitlist and you'll get exactly one email when the doors open.