Built for students, by students.
Open Desk helps you connect with classmates, share notes, and master your courses together. Stay on top of your classes, effortlessly.
Everything You Need to Succeed
From collaborative forums to seamless note organization, we've got you covered.
Catch-up Feed
See the most recent notes and questions for your classes in a centralized feed so you're always in the loop.
Notes Management
A comprehensive system to create, organize, filter, and annotate your study materials effectively.
AI Coach
Helps write better notes and makes review easier.
Q&A Forum
Stuck on a problem? Ask questions and get answers from a community of peers and experts.
What students are saying
We're helping students save time and understand concepts better.
"Wasn't sure about this at first, but the catch-up feed is actually useful. I don't have to chase my friends for notes anymore."
High School Sophomore
"I uploaded my messy notes for my APUSH class, and the AI assistant cleaned them up and made practice questions. I was surprised it worked so well."
High School Junior
"The Q&A forum is less intimidating than asking in a giant lecture hall. Got a solid answer on a stats problem without feeling dumb."
College Freshman
"Honestly just started using it for the reward points, but I ended up actually learning from other people's notes. It's a decent system."
High School Senior
"Figuring out what to study for midterms is always a mess. The AI study guide tool helped me focus on what's actually important for my bio exam."
High School Junior
"I thought this would be just another school app, but being able to see how other people explain concepts in the forum is actually pretty helpful for my physics class."
High School Senior
"My friend sent me a link to a note, and I didn't think much of it. But I ended up finding a whole set of notes for my chem class that made sense."
High School Sophomore
"Was expecting to be confused, but it's surprisingly straightforward. Found a study guide for my Econ 101 final that was actually on point."
College Sophomore