NeyvuAcadia pilotOpen Neyvu

Your first session.

Test one real course and lab. Check the original material as you go, then tell us what worked and where you got stuck.

1. Get access

Request access with the Google account you plan to use. The pilot owner manually reviews requests. If approved, you receive sign-in instructions by email. Use the exact Google account that was approved.

2. Prepare your laptop

Keep your laptop online, plugged into power and awake during collection. Install regular Edge on Windows, or Chrome or Edge on Mac. Close older Companion sessions. Keep normal operating system protections on. No Render or Vercel login, administrator setup or terminal command is needed for the intended installation flow.

Windows Companion is available from Microsoft Store. Use the download and setup section below for the official link, update instructions and current release limits. Mac downloads are still being qualified. You can use the website with saved material, personal notes and supported files; automatic Moodle collection runs through Companion on a connected computer.

Downloads and setup

3. Bring in your current courses

When your Companion is available, run its file, browser and service checks. Connect your approved Neyvu account, then personally sign into moodle.acadiau.ca in the Companion window. Review the Moodle identity and choose each current lecture and separate lab. If an active lab is missing from In progress, check All before reviewing the selection.

Import only after you have confirmed those choices. Leave Companion and Moodle open. Watch collection and reading separately: a saved file is not always readable yet. Review named gaps and retry recoverable reads. If a page is restricted or unreadable, record that gap rather than assuming it was imported.

4. Try the whole loop

  1. Open Sources. Compare one assignment or quiz instruction body and one PDF detail with Moodle or your uploaded original.
  2. Ask a detail question. Open its citation and check that it supports the answer.
  3. Ask what you need to do this week. Include quizzes, labs and in-class work. Compare dates with the official material. Missing evidence does not mean there is nothing to do.
  4. Write and save a course note. Refresh the page and reopen it.
  5. Check Today and Calendar. Unknown dates and unverified completion should remain visible.
  6. With Companion connected, refresh your selected courses and check an announcement or changed page. Close and reopen the website to check persistence.

5. Share what happened

Choose Share pilot feedback in the workspace header. Report the feature, result, device, approximate wait and a short explanation. You can report successful tests too. The owner sees only the report you consent to share and your account email; no chat or course materials are attached automatically.

If installation stops you before sign-in, tell the person who invited you the exact visible error, device and package version. Do not disable protections or share passwords, connection codes or private coursework. Keep testing independent website features after a failure.

Sign in to Neyvu

Download and set up Neyvu.

Use the website for your vault, notes and conversations. Automatic Moodle updates need the Companion on a connected Mac or Windows laptop.

Windows laptopAvailable from Microsoft Store · Windows 11 Intel/AMD

Get Neyvu Companion from Microsoft Store

Use the official Store listing for installation and updates. Windows 11 on an Intel or AMD x64 PC is supported; ARM Windows is not qualified. Find your system type in Settings → System → About.

A new refresh repair is prepared for Store review. The current download may not include it yet. Check the Store’s available update before expecting the new PDF-link and refresh improvements.

Already connected?

Let any current collection finish, then close Companion normally. Update your existing Store installation from Microsoft Store → Library, then reopen Companion using the same Windows account. Keep your saved connection and current course choices. Do not uninstall, reset or disconnect to perform an update.

If you use an older USB or portable pilot copy, ask the pilot owner to confirm the update path first. If your saved connection unexpectedly disappears, stop and report it before pairing again.

Check your Moodle refresh

Open the Companion’s Moodle window and sign in if asked. Review your saved account and current lectures plus separate labs, then refresh the selected courses. Keep Companion and Moodle open and the laptop awake. Productive batches continue automatically; the ordinary refresh runs twenty minutes after a batch cycle finishes.

Check the last refresh attempt, next automatic refresh and named collection gaps. On the website, Refresh status only reads saved data. Compare a newly saved assignment instruction and a readable PDF with Moodle before relying on an answer.

iPhone or iPadUse the website

Open Neyvu in Safari and sign in with your approved Google account. Your saved course materials are in the same vault you use on your laptop.

There is no iPhone or iPad Companion download. Connect Moodle from a supported laptop; leave its Companion open and the laptop awake for new material to arrive.

Mac with Apple SiliconWebsite available · Companion pending

Open the website in your browser. To identify your Mac, choose the Apple menu → About This Mac. A Chip named Apple M1, M2 or later means Apple Silicon. The prepared Companion requires macOS 13 or later.

The Apple Silicon Companion download is not ready yet. Its browser connection, package integrity and normal macOS installation must pass before it appears here.

Mac with IntelWebsite available · Companion pending

Open the website in your browser. Choose the Apple menu → About This Mac. A Processor named Intel means you need the Intel Mac package. The prepared Companion requires macOS 13 or later.

The Intel Companion download is not ready yet. You can use the website for saved material and notes.

After approval: sign in → connect your laptop → sign into Acadia Moodle → choose your current lectures and labs → review the import and any gaps. You do not need a Render or Vercel account.