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Follow your timetable from Google or Apple Calendar.
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We build this in the open 🛠
1TimeTable is free, has no ads, and is shaped by the people who use it. Below is what you’ve asked for — sign in to upvote what you want next (one vote per account), or send a new idea with the 💬 button in the corner. When something ships, it moves here for everyone to see.
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Apple Watch support
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“What’s next” widget
A widget variant that highlights your next period with a live countdown.
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Daily morning summary
A 7am digest of today’s classes.
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“Class starting soon” notification
A 5-minute heads-up before each period, scheduled on your device.
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🚧 Building nowin progress
Android app on Google Play
Feature parity with iOS — widgets that refresh themselves within a second of an edit. Play Store submission is the last step.
building
✅ Shippedyou asked, we built
Sign in with Apple on the web
One tap on any device, and accounts link up automatically across sign-in methods.
shipped
Feedback & ideas inside the apps
The 💬 button is live on the web; the iOS/Android version ships with the next app update.
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Widgets that update themselves
Subscriber widgets refresh via push within seconds of the owner’s edit.
shipped
QR code sharing
Scan to subscribe — on the web share card and both apps’ share sheets.
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Share your timetable as a picture
Story, wallpaper and print-ready B&W cards with the code and QR built in — one photo and the whole class can subscribe. Timetable links now show rich previews too.
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📜 Changelog — learning out loud
Aug 2026
Feedback & ideas, everywhere
The 💬 button you see on this site (and in the apps) is new. Tell us what's broken or what's missing — triaged ideas land on this page for everyone to upvote.
Aug 2026
Sign in with Apple on the web
iOS folks told us juggling logins between phone and browser was confusing. One tap now, and accounts link up automatically across sign-in methods.
Aug 2026
Widgets that update themselves
Subscriber widgets now refresh via push shortly after the owner edits a timetable — no more opening the app to see the new room.