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The timetable in your calendar. Holidays already in.

One link in the class group – and every family has the timetable in Google, Apple or Outlook. One parent typed it up, in five minutes. No rigid recurring events: school holidays and public holidays are already left out.

Create a timetable How it works
  • Free for everyone
  • No account, no app
  • Holidays for all 16 German states
  • In ten languages

Type it up, forget one, wonder why.

On the first day of school the paper timetable comes home. Then you type recurring events into your calendar. Per child, per school year. You would have to break every series by hand for every holiday week – and over the autumn break “Maths, 8:00” still sits there anyway.

The same thing happens in every family in the class. Over and over, one homemade timetable or a sheet of paper that cannot change.

Three simple steps to the perfect timetable.

The editor works like a timetable on paper, only faster and more comfortable.

  1. 1 under 1 minute

    Set up

    Enter the state, the school year, the start of the day and how long a lesson lasts. The weekly grid follows from that – you never type a time again.

  2. 2 5 minutes

    Fill in

    Pick an existing subject or create one, then click a free spot in the week to place it.

  3. 3 seconds

    Subscribe and share

    Subscribe to your calendar for automatic updates. Share it with your class group. The other families are done in seconds and will thank you for it.

Your calendar then shows exactly what you see in the editor. Every lesson is its own event, not a rigid series: if PE is cancelled in week 12, you change that one lesson. Every other week stays as it is.

And the things paper never thinks of.

Four of them here, the rest on the features page. Every one of them free, for every family, no asterisks.

Alternating weeks and fortnightly swimming

Every subject can run weekly, fortnightly or monthly. With a start date, so the right week is the right week.

Your own events stay private

Football, piano, tutoring. All in the same week, but only in your calendar. When you share, they can stay out of it.

Print it for the fridge

Twelve themes from outer space to football, which your child can design themselves. As A4 for the fridge or as an image straight into the group chat.

In 10 languages

German, English, Turkish, Arabic, Ukrainian, Polish and more. Whoever opens your link sees the timetable in their own language.

Features in detail

One link in the class group. The whole class is done.

Every timetable has a share link. Whoever opens it sees the week straight away on their phone and takes it into their own calendar with one tap. Change something and the same link shows the new version.

Create a timetable and share it Tips for class reps
  • The link only carries the school timetable. Private events stay private.
  • Recipients need no account to take the timetable.
  • The link appears in the recipient’s own language, in 10 languages.

Works in the calendar you already have.

Mum uses Google, dad Apple, the grandparents Outlook – one link for all of them. Import it as an iCal file or add it as a subscription; with a subscription your calendar updates itself. No re-import, no duplicates.

Google Calendar Apple Calendar Outlook
Thunderbird

… and any other app that understands iCal (.ics).

Collecting as little data as possible.

The app only needs an email address when you want to save or share your calendar.

  • Email only

    Sign in with a link sent to your inbox – no password, no profile.

  • Servers in Germany

    The servers are in Germany and GDPR-compliant.

  • No third-party trackers

    No ad trackers, no third-party analytics. Statistics are anonymous only.

  • You stay in control

    You can withdraw share links at any time and delete timetables for good whenever you like.

Create a timetable

Common questions, answered briefly.

Is it really free?

Yes, it costs nothing. Every feature is free: as many timetables as you like, holidays, calendar subscription, sharing, your own events, all print designs. There is no paywall and no premium tier. The app funds itself through discreet ads for selected partner shops – served by our own system, without cookies and without third-party tracking.

Do I need an account?

Not to try it. You can create the timetable straight away. Only when you want to save or share it do we ask for your email address. You get a sign-in link by email; there is no password.

Which calendar apps work?

All of them that understand iCal (.ics): Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, Thunderbird and many more. You can import the timetable once as a file or add it as a subscription, and then changes arrive automatically.

What happens when the timetable changes?

You change the timetable once. Everyone who subscribed gets the new version automatically. Everyone who imported the file simply loads it again. Existing events are updated, not created twice.

More questions and guides for Google, Apple and Outlook are in the help section.

Is the paper timetable still on the kitchen table?

Then you are five minutes from a finished family calendar. No account, no app store, no cost.

Create a timetable All features

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