An emergency room for your GPA: triage exam disasters and get a realistic, prioritized recovery plan.
Academic Emergency Room (AER) treats falling behind like a medical emergency — because that's what it feels like. Tell it what's on fire (exam tomorrow, half the syllabus untouched, five deadlines colliding) and how much time you actually have, and it hands you a realistic, prioritized recovery plan instead of generic "study harder" advice.
The app runs a four-step flow: Assess your situation through a quick triage wizard, get an AI-style diagnosis of severity and time deficit, receive a phased recovery plan that ranks topics into Must Know / Should Know / Ignore For Now, then work through timed "missions" with a survival-mode countdown timer. Damage Control gives an honest verdict per deadline — do this first, squeeze in later, or ask for an extension (it even drafts the extension email).
Everything runs in demo mode with pre-filled data, no sign-up needed, in a bold Gen-Z emergency-room aesthetic. The maker built the entire thing with Lovable, and the polish shows: it's one of the more complete student tools to come out of the vibe-coding scene.
curated by the VibeFix editors