StudiFoca 1.4 is now available on the App Store.
The headline: on iOS 27, StudiFoca can find the assignments and exams in a syllabus PDF, with due dates where the syllabus gives them. It’s an optional setting, Read coursework with Private Cloud Compute, and it’s off by default. When it’s on, the text StudiFoca pulls from the PDF goes to Apple’s Private Cloud Compute for the reading, and nowhere else. It is never sent to us, and StudiFoca still has no app server and no account to create.
Course details (title, meeting times, and instructor) are read on the device, as before, on iOS 26 or later with Apple Intelligence. Everything found shows up for review first; nothing is added until it’s approved. Apple sets a daily limit on Private Cloud Compute requests, and the reading isn’t perfect (an in-class activity described only in a paragraph can slip past), so a quick look over the list is worth it.
Also new: with that setting on, Import Coursework from Syllabus, in each course’s menu, adds assignments and exams to a course that already exists. And a small fix: Term details no longer show the “Courses:” heading twice. StudiFoca 1.4.1, out today, follows up with clearer text and roomier spacing on the screen that reviews what a syllabus import found.
Who it’s for: anyone on iOS 27 with a device that supports Apple Intelligence gets the full feature. On iOS 26, syllabus import still fills in course details on the device. StudiFoca itself runs on iOS 18.5 or later.
StudiFoca on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6751607141
