Altitask review
Turns course content into tasks, reviews, and schedules from the web.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Altitask is a web-based study planner for students and professionals taking courses. It turns lecture recordings into transcripts, summaries, study tasks, and scheduled review sessions, while extracting dated assignments from .txt or .docx syllabi. Coursework can be organized with recurring class events, deadlines, notes, calendar views, and a kanban board. The built-in AI assistant can also reschedule affected tasks when plans change.
Its freemium pricing gives students a way to start with a limited Free plan, which includes 3 Altitasks, 25 tasks, 5 projects, 5 notes, and 5 forms. Pro costs $6.99 per month and adds unlimited usage, AI chat, sharing, and themes. Plus costs $9.99 per month and includes unlimited usage, more monthly AI compute, AI chat, sharing, and themes. An additional workspace costs $3.99 per month. A 7-day Pro trial is offered through flyer QR codes and requires a card, while the standard Free plan requires no card. The Free plan suits light coursework; Pro is the clearer fit for regular AI-assisted planning, and Plus is aimed at heavier AI use.
Altitask fits study workflows that already involve online lectures and university timetables. It supports Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet, and can import university calendars through ICS. Its main strength is the connection between course content and follow-up work: recordings, syllabi, assignments, and review sessions can feed one planning system. However, the product is web-only, and its calendar workflow is centered on ICS import. Students who want a focused planner for lecture-based coursework should consider Altitask; those needing broader platform access or a different calendar workflow should look elsewhere.
Altitask pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Turns recordings and syllabi into tasks and review sessions
- Combines recurring events, calendar views, and kanban tracking
- Supports ICS, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan limits usage to 3 Altitasks and 25 tasks
- Access is web-based only
- Calendar support centers on ICS import
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