Makullveny

Apps & tools

Everything Makullveny opens, in one place.

Three full apps for your notes, your homework and your classes, and the small tools a study session keeps reaching for. Every picture on this page is the real app.

The apps

Three full apps, opened from one dashboard.

Not panels in a sidebar — real, complete apps with their own space: Documents for everything you write, Study Hall for everything that is due, and Classes for your courses and your week.

Makullveny — Apps & Tools
The Apps and Tools page: Documents (the Library Desk), Study Hall marked Beta and Classes marked New, the Market, and the tools on an arc — Import Desk, Cloud Backpack (New), File Workshop, Calculator, Typing Trials, Pocket Checklist and Friends (New)

Everything the app opens, and exactly what state each one is in. Nothing on this page is promised that is not on that screen.

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Documents the Library Desk

Bookshelves that hold books, scrolls, journals, card boxes and blueprints. Pages take rich text, drawings, pasted images and text boxes — and the paper always stays the focus, with the tools in the toolbar and the rail rather than crowding the page.

Real paper formatsPrint or export a page or a whole book to PDF.
Draw on the pagePen, shapes and smoothing, right where you were writing.
Search the whole shelfPin, star and find anything you have written.
Saved on this deviceYour books live in a local file, not a server.
A book page of lecture notes on lined paper, with the formatting toolbar, page tabs and the bookshelf rail
BookLined or grid paper, real formats, print or export
The blueprint sheet: a blue drafting grid with line-type and shape tools
BlueprintDrafting grid, snap-to-grid, shapes and dimensions
A journal spread with its own warmer paper
JournalIts own paper and ink, dated entries, kept private
A card box holding study cards
Card boxUp to 25 cards a box, colour-coded, straight into Flashcards
Study Hall — Board
The Study Hall board for this week: To do, Doing, Almost done and Done columns holding real assignments like Midterm 1, Problem set 4 and Reading reflection 2, with All assignments 16 and 2 of 4 done today at the top
The All assignments table: filters for All 16, Still to do 13, Due today 2, Due soon 11 and Done 3, stage and class filters, and rows grouped into Today and This week, each with its class, due date and a stage you can change in place
All assignments — one table, filtered by what is due, with each stage changed in place
The Study Hall Overview: 2 due today, 12 left this week, 8% done this week, an Up next list of six tasks, a Homework progress ring, completed-per-day bars and per-class bars
Overview — due today, left this week, and how the week is going
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Study Hall

Your homework, calmly: an overview of the week, a drag-and-drop board, every assignment in one table, and your flashcards.

Cards due todayWhat needs reviewing, without a wall of red.
Syllabus datesImported once, then simply there.
Your own columnsMove a card when the work moves, not before.
All assignmentsOne table, filtered by due today, due soon or done.
OverviewBoardAll assignmentsFlashcards
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Classes

Every course of the term in one place — when it meets, where, what is due next in each — and a calendar that puts your classes and your deadlines on the same week, with today beside it. It is also where your friends’ shared weeks can sit over yours. Show your classes as a list, cards or compact rows, and add weekly study blocks so your week shows when you study, too.

Your week at a glanceEvery class, by the hour, with the one you are in marked.
What is next, per classThe next thing due in each course, and how much is open.
Share it as a pictureYour classes as a list, a timetable or cards.
Friends on your calendarLay a friend’s shared classes over your week, and see the free time you share at a glance.
Classes — Courses
Classes, the Courses tab: 6 classes and 13 open, a Your week strip, and the Fall 2026 classes each with its next due item and one ending in 34 minutes
Classes, the Calendar tab: the week of September 28 with due chips along the top, coloured class blocks, a study group event, and a Today panel with Lock In buttons
Calendar — classes and deadlines on one week, with today beside it

The tools

The small tools a study session keeps reaching for.

Each one a press away on Apps & Tools, and every one works with no account and no connection.

File Workshop
File Workshop: a files panel, the tool catalog by category, and the outputs panel
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File Workshop

Convert, clean and organize class files without leaving Makullveny. Every conversion runs locally through a bundled FFmpeg — nothing is uploaded, and nothing needs an account.

PDF → ImagesMergeSplitOptimize Images → PDFPNG ↔ JPGAudio → MP3

New · a photo, into flashcards

Snap your index cards. Study them tonight.

Put a photo of your handwritten cards on a Library Desk page and press Extract text. Your own computer reads it — nothing is uploaded — and you fix anything it misread. Highlight a term, press Card, and the deck is waiting in Flashcards.

A Library Desk page with a photo of six handwritten index cards, and over it the Text from this picture sheet: Read on this computer, nothing is uploaded, with the read text (Neuron, Classical conditioning) ready to check and Insert below image, Copy or Cancel
1The photo, read on this computer
The same six cards as a Flashcards deck in Study Hall: 6 cards saved and 6 due, the Intro to Psychology deck, and the prompt Nature vs. nurture waiting to be flipped with Show answer
2The same six cards, ready to flip and grade

Import Desk

Drop a syllabus in, pick the term, tick what to keep, and your classes, dates and a starter deck arrive in five short steps.

Import Desk open inside the app: step 1 of 5 (Term, Sources, Scan, Review, Confirm), an Add your classes card, and Which term are these classes for? with Fall 2026 picked

Typing Trials

Practice your typing and watch the speed climb. Timed or word-count runs, live WPM and accuracy, records kept on this device.

Typing Trials showing WPM, accuracy and seconds left above a passage of practice words

Cloud Backpack New

Pick the books you want backed up, and they come with you: sign in on another computer and they come down by themselves. Your class list and your Selah island can come too. Only your writing goes up, and it is off until you switch it on.

The Cloud Backpack window: a Choose items grid with Organic Chemistry, Calculus I and Psych 100 Notes ticked and Stored and World History left out, Sync up and Restore buttons, and on the right Your Cloud Backpack, Up to date, 80% used (4 of 5 items), with Auto Sync and Save my class list switched on

Calculator

A scientific calculator that works with no connection at all — trig, logs, factorials, powers, and a keyboard shortcut of your choosing.

The scientific calculator with degree and radian modes and a full function keypad

Sound

A lofi radio and room ambience, built in.

The radio pops out into its own little window with a real visualizer, so the music stays where you can reach it. Ambience layers underneath. And if movement is the thing that distracts you, a reduced-motion mode turns all of it off.

Lofi radioRoom ambiencePop-out player Two player designsThree visualisersReduced motion
Radio — its own window
The radio popped out into its own window: the mix name, transport controls, a waveform visualiser, a station picker, volume and a glass slider
The radio docked at the edge of the app with a cassette face, a station picker, volume and transport controls
Two designs — the mini bar above, the cassette here — and three visualisers to put in either.

Free, for Windows, macOS and Linux

All of it, in one download.

No account needed to use any of it. Make one when you want friends and your Backpack on another computer.