Can I set times like 7:35 instead of 30-minute steps?

Yes. Start and end times move in 5-minute steps, so 7:35, 8:35 or 13:45 go in exactly as your school lists them.

Is there a next class widget?

Yes. Add the next class widget to your home screen to see the subject, how long until it starts and the room without opening the app.

Can I change the color of each class to what I want?

Yes. Pick from 12 colors, and every class of the same subject uses the same color automatically.

Does it have Saturday and Sunday?

Yes. Show Mon–Fri, add Saturday, or show all 7 days, and start the week on Monday or Sunday.

Can I keep a separate timetable for each of my kids?

Yes. Create as many timetables as you need, one per child or one per semester, and switch between them.

Can I copy my timetable for the next semester?

Yes. Duplicate a timetable in Settings, then edit only the classes that changed.

Does it support A/B or alternating weeks?

Yes. Turn on A/B weeks, assign classes to week A or week B, and the Today tab and widget show the classes for the current week.

Do I need an account? Does it work offline?

No account or sign-up. Your timetable stays on your phone and works offline. Only ads use a connection.

Can I set up a two-week timetable?

Yes. Turn on A/B weeks and put alternating classes in week A or week B. Weekly classes only need to be entered once.

How do I know if this week is week A?

Count the weeks since the reference week: even means A, odd means B. Classtile does this for you and shows a badge on the Today tab.

Does the A/B order change after a break?

It depends on your school. If the rotation resets, just pick a new reference week in Settings.

Does the widget follow A/B weeks?

Yes. Classtile's next class widget uses the same A/B setting as the app.

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How A/B week timetables work and how to keep track of them

An A/B week timetable, also called an alternating or two-week timetable, switches between two different weekly schedules every other week: week 1 is week A, week 2 is week B, week 3 is week A again. Schools use it for labs and classes that can't run every week, and families see it with alternating activities. The most common mistake is simply forgetting which week it is.

How the rotation works

Pick one reference week as week A. From then on, every other week is week B. Classes that happen every week go in both, and only the alternating classes are marked A or B.

Week	Rotation	Monday period 3 example
Week 1 (reference)	A	Science lab
Week 2	B	Art
Week 3	A	Science lab
Week 4	B	Art

As long as the reference week is right, the rotation takes care of itself. Breaks don't change the order unless your school resets the reference week.

How to tell whether this week is A or B

Count the full weeks since the start of the reference week. An even count (0, 2, 4…) means week A; an odd count (1, 3, 5…) means week B. Some schools reset the rotation at the start of a term, so check the term calendar once.

How to stop mixing up the weeks

Two paper timetables almost guarantee you'll look at the wrong one at least once.

1. Separate weekly classes from alternating ones
2. Write down one reference date for week A
3. Mark only the alternating classes as A or B
4. Make the current week visible where you look every day, such as your app's first screen or a widget

In Classtile

Turn on A/B weeks in Classtile's Settings and choose the reference week. When you add a class you can then set it to every week, week A or week B. The Today tab shows a badge for the current week, and today's list and the next class widget only show classes that belong to this week. In the Week tab, switch between A and B to see each week's timetable.

FAQ

Can I set up a two-week timetable?: Yes. Turn on A/B weeks and put alternating classes in week A or week B. Weekly classes only need to be entered once.
How do I know if this week is week A?: Count the weeks since the reference week: even means A, odd means B. Classtile does this for you and shows a badge on the Today tab.
Does the A/B order change after a break?: It depends on your school. If the rotation resets, just pick a new reference week in Settings.
Does the widget follow A/B weeks?: Yes. Classtile's next class widget uses the same A/B setting as the app.

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