SuperTimetable: Class Schedule

A timetable you draw by hand.

Put the week already in your head straight onto the screen. Drag across an empty slot and the class appears right there, so there is nothing to type into a form. A time label follows your finger and a tap of haptic feedback tells you where you landed. When an exact value matters, set it in the edit screen.

■ From school to university, one week on one page
School classes, college lectures, and tutoring are easier to plan when you can see them together.
· Choose class periods or exact times for each timetable, to suit your school or university schedule.
· Free periods stand out at a glance, so you can fit study time between classes.
· Put lessons and tutoring on the same page to see where your plans overlap.

■ A layout you can keep changing
A timetable is never right the first time. Most of the work is moving, stretching, and moving again.
· Pick up a block and the day and time travel with it, so nothing has to be deleted and remade.
· Guide lines appear on neighboring blocks as you drag, so nothing ends up a few minutes out of line.
· Undo and redo have no limit, so you can rearrange as freely as you like.
· Lock a finished timetable and you will never nudge it while you are only looking.

■ One edit that covers every repeat
When a recurring class changes its name, your weekly planner has several entries to update.
· Blocks sharing a title and color are one group, so changing one asks whether to change the rest.
· Before and after sit side by side, so nothing changes without you seeing it first.
· Each block keeps its own day, time, note, and alarms.
· Titles and colors already in the timetable sit at the top of the style picker, so adding the same class again is a matter of picking it.

■ A day only as long as yours
Hours you never use take up the room the ones you do need.
· Narrow the days and hours shown, per timetable, and the time you actually use fills the screen.
· Set the first day of the week and the clock format the way you already read them.
· Let the appearance follow the room, or keep it the way you always see it.

■ Alarms that arrive in time
The time to get ready and the time to start are not the same.
· Up to two alarms on one class, so preparing and starting reach you separately.
· Alarms still ring when the app is closed, and stay set after the phone restarts.

■ The next class without opening the app
Between classes and study sessions, checking your schedule should fit into your daily routine.
· The home screen widget shows the whole week; the today widget shows a timeline centered on right now.
· The next-class widget names the one class coming next.
· Choose which timetable each widget shows, so only what matters today is on screen.

■ A timetable that leaves the screen
Keep a weekly plan above your desk, or send your class schedule to a friend.
· Choose the paper size and orientation and print straight from the app.
· Export an image, with the preview changing as you pick each setting.
· Share a file to keep a backup, and whoever receives it opens an editable copy and carries on.

■ More than one week to keep
Even one person has several weeks to keep track of.
· Keep your class timetable and personal study plan separate, with schedules for family members too.
· Start a new semester by duplicating the last one and changing only what moved.
· Flip through the previews and switch with a single tap.
· On a tablet or an unfolded foldable, edit in the panel beside the grid.

Your timetables stay on the device. No account, no sign-in.