Built for preparation. Not shortcuts.
Harbor measures your readiness and points you to the next thing to study. It won't do your coursework for you. Here's exactly where every line sits.
Every priority traces back to your material.
Each element on your map links to the slide, note, or review guide it came from. You can always see why Harbor surfaced something.
You do the learning. Harbor shows you where to aim it.
Harbor helps you prepare before graded moments, mapping material, measuring readiness, and explaining concepts so you understand them yourself. It won't complete assignments or hand you answers to work you submit.
Bring only what you're allowed to use.
Upload your own notes, or verify permission with the creator for anything else you upload. Don't upload restricted exams, answer keys, or materials obtained improperly. Harbor strengthens honest preparation — it never bypasses it.
Your professor's policy always wins.
Every course sets its own rules for study aids. Harbor is a preparation tool, and it's your responsibility to use it within your instructor's and institution's policies. When in doubt, ask whether a study tool is permitted.
Where the line sits.
A short, plain map of allowed and not-allowed use. When your class rules are stricter, follow them.
Questions about permitted use? Get in touch. We're glad to help you and your instructors understand exactly how Harbor works.