Why your shifts and your classes belong in the same week

Most students who work keep two systems. The job's schedule lives in a group chat, an app the employer picked, or a photo of a printed rota. The courses live in the school's portal and a calendar app. Each one is fine on its own. The trouble is always where they meet.

The clash shows up late

A lab moves to Thursday afternoon. A manager posts next week's shifts on Sunday night. Nothing is wrong in either system, and you find the overlap when you are already late for one of them.

One week, both colours

CampusWage puts both in the same week view: classes in indigo, shifts in coral, the room and time on every block. When everything shares one grid, a clash is something you see at a glance, days early.

Then the money

Once the shifts are in one place, the app can tell you what they are worth: this pay period's total, your take-home after deductions, and when the cheque should arrive. Knowing your pay before payday is the whole point.

That is the idea behind CampusWage. We are building it in Canada, for students who work while they study, and we would like to hear what would make your week easier.