Notes, projects, mail, calendar and exam practice: the tools you're already juggling, in one place, for one price. It runs on your own computer, so your work stays there.
Workly is still being built, so every card below says whether it works today or is still to come. We'd rather tell you than let you find out after signing up.
Notes, uploads, transcripts, marks and mail are stored on your own computer, not on our servers. We don't hold a copy, which also means you should keep your own backups.
Everything for a project sits together: documents, recordings, transcripts and your own work, with per-file switches for what each upload feeds into.
Recorded lectures and meetings are turned into text by a model that runs inside the app. Your audio isn't uploaded to us or to anyone else, and there's no per-minute charge.
Sit randomised practice tests built from real past exam questions across O Level, AS and A2, drawn from the papers you choose. Multiple choice is marked immediately against the real mark scheme.
Connect a Gmail account to read, write and reply without leaving the app. Workly asks to read and send — never to delete — and your mail stays on your machine.
Events, reminders and a class timetable in one view. Dates spotted in your mail are surfaced for you to add — Workly won't invent a deadline from a bare date.
Classes, homework with deadlines, and submissions. Marking is withheld until the deadline passes and one final submission is accepted. Independent tutors get the same tools scoped to their own roster, with no school account needed.
A searchable register of people, classes, projects, teams and subjects for schools and companies, with an admin/manager/member split. Nobody can see or set another person's password — including the admin.
Notes shaped around how you understand a subject, feedback on your own writing, and a question bar that answers from your own material. Not connected yet — and when it lands, each AI feature has its own off switch.
Workly runs on Windows today. Mail and sign-in need an internet connection; the rest works offline.
Everything Workly does apart from AI is on the free plan — including your mail, timetable, calendar and reminders. Paying adds AI features, not basic functionality.
The whole app with no AI attached: projects, uploads, transcription, exam practice, mail, timetable, calendar, reminders and sticky notes.
Everything in Bachelors, plus the AI question bar wherever it appears and the AI quick-action tools.
Everything in Masters, plus the rest: notes written around how you understand a subject, feedback on your finished work, and marking for written answers.
The tools are built — rosters, classes, homework, the admin console. What they'll cost isn't decided, and we'd rather say so than put a number here we'd have to change. Talk to us if you're interested early.
One free trial per account. Pick either Masters or PhD to try, and it runs in full for three days. After that the account carries on as Bachelors. It's one trial, not one per tier.
Nothing can be bought yet. Prices are set for personal plans, but billing isn't built and Workly isn't released. These are published so you can see them coming, not so you can pay today.
Workly isn't released and accounts aren't open to the public. It launches on Windows first, through the Microsoft Store and this website, and sign-up opens then.
Want to hear when it opens? Email help@dunedevs.com.