Penora: AI study workspace connected to Google Classroom

About Penora

Penora is an AI workspace for students that connects to Google Classroom. Once you link your Google account, it pulls in your courses, assignments, due dates and materials. It can then read an assignment and draft a starting point, such as a lab report, chapter notes or a presentation, which you review, edit and submit.

It goes further than plain text. The AI editor builds structured documents with headings and tables, and it can write and run Python to produce real charts from data, typeset equations and output Word documents, notes or slides. The homepage demo drafts a photosynthesis lab report with a results table, a matplotlib chart of oxygen output against light intensity and the chemical equation. There is a study mode, and even a handwriting feature with 41 handwriting-style fonts. An Autopilot mode that drafts work automatically is in paid early access.

There is a free-forever plan with no card.

Two cautions. First, many schools and universities treat submitting AI-drafted coursework as your own as an academic integrity breach, and handwriting-style output does not change that, so check your institution's rules and use the drafts for learning. Second, the site connects to your Google Classroom account, yet its terms and privacy pages returned "not found" when checked, so read whatever data policy it provides before linking an account.