AttendX

AttendX — Attendance Target Calculator for ERPs of Campuses AttendX does one job: it looks at the attendance numbers already displayed on your EduPlus Campus page and tells you exactly where you stand — how many classes you can still miss and stay above your required percentage, or how many you need to attend in a row to climb back above it. What it actually does - Reads the attendance data already visible to you on the page — nothing hidden, nothing scraped from anywhere else - Calculates, per subject, your safe number of classes to miss or the number you need to attend to hit your target - Runs the moment the page loads — no clicking through a separate calculator, no manual entry Why install it If you've ever opened a calculator app or done the percentage math by hand to figure out whether you can skip a class, this replaces that. It's built by a student, for students dealing with the same ERP. How it handles your data This part matters more to some users than others, so it's spelled out plainly: - All calculations happen locally, in your browser. Your attendance numbers, marks, and any other page content are never read, stored, or sent anywhere. - The only network activity is a small anonymous daily check-in: a randomly generated ID (created on your device, not tied to your name or student ID), the extension version, and the campus subdomain you're using. That's it — used only to see whether the extension still works after campus site updates. - You're shown a consent prompt on first install, and you can turn this off entirely at any time from the extension's settings. - Nothing is sold or shared with third parties. Permissions used and why - Access to `edupluscampus.com` pages — to read the attendance numbers already shown to you and calculate locally - Local storage — to remember your settings and the random ID mentioned above - Alarms — to schedule the daily anonymous check-in described above AttendX is an independent, student-built tool and isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any Campus or ERP ---