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Get It Done is an app that helps users keep track of homework assignments and due dates for different classes. It allows adding classes and assignments with due dates. The home screen displays assignments due within 3 days. Users can see class and assignment details, add new ones, and edit or delete existing ones. The app sends notifications 24 hours before assignments are due to remind users to complete their work.
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