What UniPlanner changed

• Removed specific usage statistics (1,424 Syllabi Processed, 39+ Campuses, 9,281 Assignments Extracted).
• Added a new descriptive line: "Works with syllabus PDFs and Canvas exports."
• Removed a redundant URL fragment from the bottom of the page.

UniPlanner is shifting its messaging from social proof (usage stats) to technical capabilities. By emphasizing Canvas exports and PDF processing, they are directly addressing the biggest friction point for students: getting data into the system.

• The "Weekly Study Summary" example dates changed from July 12 - July 18 to July 19 - July 25.

The product updated its visual examples to show more recent dates. This keeps the landing page looking fresh and active for new students.

• The "Assignments Extracted" counter changed from 9,433 to 9,281.
• The date range in the "Weekly Study Summary" example changed from Jul 5 - Jul 11 to Jul 12 - Jul 18.
• A closing parenthesis was added to the end of the page.

The total number of assignments extracted by the tool decreased slightly. This might reflect a data cleanup or a change in how they count processed tasks to show accuracy to students.