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What using TrackUni means. Last updated 2026-09-28.

An invite-only pilot

TrackUni is a free, independent project run by Mahimn Patel, open for now only to students invited to try it. It is not a service of the University of Toronto or of Instructure. It may change, pause or end at any time, and an account may be closed.

Check Quercus before you rely on it

TrackUni lays out what your Quercus courses and their documents say, and it can be incomplete, late or wrong. Quercus, your course syllabus and your instructors decide deadlines, weights, rules and grades. TrackUni is provided as it is, with no promise that it is complete, correct or available.

Your part

  • Sign in only as yourself, and connect only your own Quercus account.
  • Keep your Quercus token to yourself, and delete it in Quercus if you think anyone else has it.
  • Don't use TrackUni to reach anyone else's data, and don't try to break or overload it.
  • TrackUni helps you keep track of your courses; it doesn't do graded work for you. UofT's rules on academic integrity still apply to everything you hand in.

Your data

What TrackUni keeps, where, for how long, and how to export or delete it is in the privacy notice. You can delete your account and everything it keeps at any time, from Settings.

Changes and contact

These terms may change; the date at the top says when they last did. Questions: mahimn.patel.k@gmail.com, deeppatel.epc@gmail.com or lancedezhili@gmail.com.