Timetable vs Class Planner

A simple and clear timetable app for university, school, and everyday planning. Manage your courses, lessons, tasks, and events in one place. Timetable Create your personal timetable for a 5-day week in seconds and add as many courses as you need. Start and end times are fully adjustable, and the day view expands automatically. For every course you can save the teacher, room, color, notes, and optionally a place on the map. The current weekday and time are shown automatically. Turn your phone to see the whole week in landscape. Tasks and events Add homework, projects, or notes to each subject. Set a due date and a reminder so you never miss a deadline. Plan events like exams or field trips as well – with reminders, too. Sharing and backup Share timetables and courses with friends or create a backup file to keep your data safe, even when switching devices. Included for free • Timetable for a 5-day week with day and week view • Unlimited courses with room, teacher, color, notes, and place • Tasks and events with due dates and reminders • Sharing and backup • Your data stays on your device – no account, no tracking Timetable Pro (paid) Pro additionally unlocks: • Multiple timetables, for example one per semester • A/B week cycle for courses that only take place every other week • 6 or 7 days per week • Home Screen widget with your next lessons • PDF export for printing – for week A, week B, or both • Custom accent color for the app Pro is available as an auto-renewing yearly subscription or as a one-time purchase. Prices are shown in the app. You can cancel the subscription at any time in your Apple Account settings. Timetable focuses on simplicity. It’s made for anyone who wants to keep an overview of their weekly schedule without unnecessary features. Terms of Use: https://www.42deg.com/timetable/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.42deg.com/timetable/privacy

The app for college students to efficiently plan and manage classes. · Add your classes for this semester and check the time and room. · Manage tasks for each class, including assignments, group meetings, quizzes, and exams. · Take notes on lecture details, announcements, handwritten notes, and attendance status. · Track your semester's progress by reviewing past records and planning ahead.