Every tool here started as something we needed for our own term — then we linked it to everything else, so no student after us has to juggle a dozen apps again.
What Stulinked replaced on their phones.
Stulinked began as a simple CGPA spreadsheet shared between friends during exam season. Within a month, it had grown into a routine tracker, a notes folder, and a resume checklist for internship applications — all living in separate apps, and all a constant pain to keep in sync. Instead of adding another app to the pile,
we linked them into one dashboard, built around how a university term actually works — from course registration to landing your first job offer.
Started as a Google Sheet a few of us edited together before finals.
Missed classes started costing us — so we built a tracker that warned us first.
Applying to internships needed its own toolkit — so we built that too, and linked it to the same login.
What started for a few of us is now the daily dashboard for students across Bangladesh.
Not just another to-do app — a complete dashboard built around the actual shape of your university degree.
Routine, CGPA, resume, and more — one dashboard and one account, instead of managing a dozen different apps and passwords for every part of your term
Grading scales, course formats, and career tools matched to modern university needs — not generic templates built for a different education system.
Cover letters, LinkedIn posts, and cold emails arrive pre-written — you just edit and send, instead of staring at a blank page the night before a deadline.
Core academic tools stay free for your entire degree, with no trial countdowns and no features crippled just to push an upgrade.
Every feature starts from a real problem a student on our own campus ran into — not a trend we wanted to chase.
Academic and career data you enter is never sold, and AI tools never train on your personal resume or notes.
The core academic suite doesn't go behind a paywall halfway through your degree — that promise doesn't change.
"I used to keep my CGPA in one spreadsheet, my routine in another and job-hunt trackers in a third. Now it's one dashboard."