The best app i found
Response from developer
Thank you so much for such a sweet review! š©· Weāre really happy to hear that the app makes managing your subjects and attendance easier. And weāre glad youāre loving the Bunk Meter too šš«¶ Your support means a lot to our whole team!
Finally an attendance app that actually works!
Since I started using AttendMate, I can easily add my timetable, track every lecture, and keep an eye on my attendance. It has made managing my second-year attendance much easier.
I also really like the home screen widgets because I can check my attendance quickly without opening the app every time.
Really useful app for college students. Definitely recommend it to other students! ā¤ļø
Response from developer
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! ā¤ļø Weāre thrilled that AttendMate has made tracking your lectures and maintaining your attendance easierāespecially after the challenges you faced in your first year. Itās also great to hear that youāre enjoying the home screen widgets. Your recommendation means a lot to us. Wishing you a successful second year! šš
THE ONE APP EVERY STUDENT HAS BEEN LOOKING FOR
I love how there are options for subjects and nothing constricting, there's location and time of course. I love how it shows the locations of the classes as well and there are options for adding notes which is one of the best things ever. This was what I had been looking for.
Everything I wanted, it has.
It also has amazing aesthetics and smooth graphics which is fantastic. Its aesthetic is one of the things that made me want to use it more and more.
Also, the calendar feature where you can see all over the month and days, it's phenomenal.
Overall I really like the app and I hope the coming updates will not ruin it. it's an amazing app.
Thank you for making such a student friendly app and it really helps a lot.
Response from developer
Thank you so much for this incredibly thoughtful review! It means a lot to know that AttendMate has everything you were looking for and makes managing your classes easier. Weāre especially happy that you enjoy the calendar, notes, locations, and overall design. Weāll continue improving the app carefully while preserving the simplicity and experience you love. Thank you for choosing AttendMate! š
It's the best Attendence tracker ever!!!
And boom! Now you can easily see your attendance percentage, classes held, classes bunked, no of classes bunked.
You can easily enter the attendance of days you missed to enter within a simple calendar like interface.
Basically the best Attendence tracker out there!!!
Response from developer
Thank you so much, Jayvardhann! Weāre thrilled that AttendMateās timetable sharing, calendar, and attendance insights are making things easier for you. Your support and kind words truly mean a lot to us! š
Locked before manual baseline
Response from developer
Hi, the āLocked before manual baselineā tag appears because manual counts were previously set for that subject. Dates before the baseline are locked to prevent the same classes from being counted twice. To include the previous day, open: Bunk Meter ā expand the subject ā Update Counts Manually Then adjust the totals: - If you attended that class: add 1 to both āClasses Heldā and āClasses Attendedā. - If you missed it: add 1 only to āClasses Heldā. At the moment, individual dates before the manual baseline cannot be unlocked directly. We understand this can be confusing and are reviewing a clearer way to reset or adjust the baseline in a future update.
Bug in attendance percentage
And each subject shows 75%
But app is really nice
Response from developer
Hi KD_rajput, thank you for reporting this and for the kind feedback! The 50% setting represents your target attendance percentage, while the 75% shown for each subject may be the actual attendance calculated from attended and missed classes. However, Iāll review this behavior to make sure itās displayed clearly and calculated correctly. Could you please share a screenshot and your app version via my email: thiemnc.work@gmail.com, along with the attended/total class counts for one affected subject? That would help me reproduce the issue.