Simple Timetable vs Slate

Simple yet powerful timetable widgets. Even without opening the app, you can instantly check today’s schedule on your Lock Screen, Small, and Large widgets. Customize the widget design—background, text, alignment—and decorate your timetable neatly with your own colors. You can also edit notification messages to receive class alerts in your preferred style, including subject, time, and location.

Slate keeps your classes, exams and deadlines in one calm place and makes sure you actually show up. TODAY, AT A GLANCE See what's happening right now with a live card: how long is left, where it is, and a Join button for online classes. Mark attendance with one tap and keep a running tally per class. CLASSES THAT REPEAT Add a class once with its weekdays, time, room or meeting link, colour and icon. It shows up on the right days in Today, in the Day and Week schedule, and in the Up Next widget. EXAMS AND DEADLINES Exams get a countdown. Assignments, forum posts and anything with a due date become reminders. Upcoming groups everything by day so you always know what's next. REMINDERS THAT LAND Choose several reminders per event , 15 minutes before, at class time, a day before an exam. Class-time and exam-time alerts are Time Sensitive, so they can break through Focus. REAL ALARMS (iOS 26) Turn any class or exam into an alarm. It rings like the Clock app - through Silent mode and Focus - at the moments you pick: before, at, or even after the start. UNIVERSITY SYNC Connect your university's Moodle account once - elearning.org.bd is set up by default, and any other Moodle site works - and Slate pulls your assignments, quizzes and deadlines into your schedule with reminders, then keeps them in sync. It's read-only and your login lives only in the iOS Keychain. BUILT FOR IPHONE Home Screen widget, dark mode, a Liquid Glass tab bar on iOS 26, native pickers and haptics. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No cloud. No analytics, no ads, no trackers. Your data is stored on your iPhone and never sent to us. Delete the app, or use Delete All Data, and it's gone. Slate is an independent app and is not affiliated with any university or with Moodle.