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Built for Rotman Commerce · Fall 2026

Every course.
One place.

Modules, quizzes and flashcards for your courses, plus every grading weight, deadline and AI policy from the outlines. All on one home screen.

Start freeSee RSM219

Open a course, everything’s there.

Modules & quizzes

12 weeks of RSM219, one card each.

Grading schemes

Know what every mark is worth.

RSM219 grading scheme shown as a ring. From the published outline, with the PDF and retrieval date.

AI policy

Quoted, never summarised.

“The use of generative artificial intelligence tools and apps is strictly prohibited in all course assignments unless explicitly…”
Flashcards

Every module, its own deck.

Practice exams

Midterm and final, timed.

Mistake review

The questions you missed, back again.

Term sheet

Every deadline this term, by date.

Dates and weights from each course’s grading scheme. When an outline gives no date, you see its own words.

  • Oct 22RSM219Group assignment: team contract3%
  • Oct 23RSM222Midterm · 4 to 6 pm (tentative)30%
Requirements

How far through Rotman you are, and what to take next.

Program requirements from the publicly available Arts & Science Calendar, checked against the courses you have taken.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Rottly?
Rottly is a study workspace for Rotman Commerce students at the University of Toronto. Each course has weekly modules with quizzes and flashcards, timed practice exams for the midterm and final, and every grading weight, deadline and AI policy from the course outline on one home screen.
Which courses does Rottly cover?
Rottly has public course pages for RSM219, RSM100, RSM222, RSM230, RSM250, MGT100, ECO101, ECO102, ECO200, ECO209, ECO220, MAT133, MAT135, CSC108: the Rotman Commerce core plus the economics, math and computer science courses most first- and second-year commerce students take. More are added each term; sign in to see the full list.
Is Rottly free?
Rottly is free to start. Paid plans unlock more: a single course, a bundle of three or five courses, a semester pass, or Rottly Pro monthly or annual. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Where does the course information come from?
Grading schemes, deadlines and AI policies are taken from the course outlines Rotman Commerce publishes each term, and course descriptions, prerequisites and exclusions from the Arts & Science Academic Calendar. Every course page links to its sources. The Faculty does not publish outlines for ECO, MAT and CSC courses, so those pages carry the calendar entry only.
Can I use AI in my Rotman Commerce courses?
It depends on the course, and the outline is the authority. For Fall 2026, each Rottly course page quotes its outline's generative-AI policy: RSM219 and RSM222 allow AI as a learning aid but not on assessments, RSM100 and MGT100 prohibit it for assignments, RSM250 rules it out for tests, papers, code and major assignments, and RSM230 encourages responsible use.
Is Rottly affiliated with the University of Toronto or Rotman?
No. Rottly is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the University of Toronto or the Rotman School of Management. Grading weights, deadlines and AI policies are taken from the published course outlines.
Where can I use Rottly?
Rottly runs in any browser at rottly.com, installs to your phone as a web app, and is also available as the Rottly iOS app. One account works everywhere.
What happened to Nexus Study?
Nexus Study is now Rottly. Same product, same team, new name. Every Nexus account, email or Google, signs in at rottly.com unchanged.