University
A timetable that becomes yours.
Sync ZUT once, keep local edits, review upstream changes, and roll every session into the right course.
Information systems
6 sessions
Data mining
4 sessions
Project management
5 sessions
A private workspace for your day
Your calendar, meetings, and knowledge,finally connected.
Protocol brings your schedule, transcripts, people, and university into one self-hosted workspace with an assistant that can use the full context.
Week 35 · SzczecinToday
Tuesday 29
Your next three
09:00
Team review
4 people
10:00
Data mining
Room 204
12:30
Office hours
45 minutes
Mon 28Tue 29Wed 30Thu 31Fri 01
09:00Team review
10:00Data mining
12:30Office hours
09:45Project sync
15:00Exam prep
01
Calendar
Classes, meetings, and bookings
02
Recordings
Transcripts with real citations
03
Assistant
Answers and calendar actions
04
University
Courses, changes, and reconciliation
05
People
Context across every conversation
06
School
Tests exported to PDF and Word
One home for your time
Start with the week in front of you.
Your calendar is the operating surface: classes from ZUT, personal events, recorded meetings, and bookable time all meet here. Changes stay reviewable, and the assistant can act without hiding what it changed.
Week · your ZUT plan3 changes from ZUT
Mon
08:00Algorithms 2Lec
10:00DatabasesLab
Tue
09:00Software Eng.Lec
Wed
08:00Algorithms 2Lab
11:00Computer NetworksLec
Thu
09:30Software Eng.Proj
Fri
08:30DatabasesLec
11:00CalculusTut
08:00
10:00
12:00
14:00
16:00
Mon
08:00
Algorithms 2 Lec10:00
Databases LabTue
09:00
Software Eng. LecWed
08:00
Algorithms 2 Lab11:00
Computer Networks LecThu
09:30
Software Eng. ProjFri
08:30
Databases Lec11:00
Calculus TutEdited locallyCancelledMerged sources
01
Keep control of synced data
Snapshot the source, preserve your overrides, and approve or decline upstream changes.
02
Schedule in plain language
Ask the assistant to find space, create an event, or move a plan—with a proposal before anything changes.
03
Share the right availability
Booking links respect working hours, meeting length, and the breathing room you set around events.
One assistant · real context
Ask once. See the source. Stay in control.
Protocol connects the right meeting moments, people, and calendar constraints before it answers—or proposes a change.
- 1
Grounded
Meeting answers point back to a speaker and exact moment.
- 2
Context-aware
Calendar availability and preferences inform every proposal.
- 3
Reversible
Nothing changes until you explicitly approve it.
P4 sources
Protocol assistant
Workspace context
Move Thursday's migration review to Friday. Does the team have a window?
1Calendar
Team free · 11:00
2Q4 standup
Anna · 04:01
3Preferences
15 min buffer
Answer grounded in your workspace
Friday at 11:00 works for all four attendees1. Anna asked for a 30-minute review window2, and your meeting buffer still fits3.
29
Move migration review
Friday · 11:00–11:30 · 4 attendees
Apply moveDismiss
Meetings become memory
Keep the source, not just the summary.
Audio and video become a diarized, searchable record. Edit speakers, read the summary, search semantically, or jump from a citation straight to the original moment.
- 1
Capture
Upload audio or video in the format you already have.
- 2
Understand
Protocol transcribes, labels speakers, and builds a summary.
- 3
Recall
Search or ask a question and jump back to the exact source.
transcript · liverecording
Anna
More than meetings
The rest of your work belongs in the picture.
Protocol connects the details that usually live in separate tabs, without flattening them into one generic feed.
People
Remember the person, not the folder.
Link speakers across meetings, see where someone appears, and start a chat already scoped to them.
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4 people in “Project review”
12 linked meetings · speaker history ready
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School
From question bank to paper.
Author structured tests, keep math and mark schemes together, then export clean PDF and Word files.
Question 046 marks
Compare the two models and justify which is more suitable for the scenario.
PDFDOCX
Self-hosted by design
Your working memory stays on infrastructure you control.
Recordings, transcripts, vectors, chats, calendars, and university data live in your own stack. Protocol is built for a homelab first—not retrofitted for one later.
OIDC accessRevocable sessionsLocal search indexDurable job queue
One place to begin
Open Protocol. See what matters next.
Your week, your knowledge, and the people connected to both— ready in one private workspace.