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.

Is there a next class widget?

Yes. Classtile has a next class widget. Touch and hold your home screen, tap Widgets and add it.

Can I see my classes without opening the app?

Yes. Put the next class widget on your home screen to see the subject, time left and room at a glance.

My widget keeps starting on Monday even though I set Sunday.

Classtile's widget follows the app's week start setting. Change it to Sunday in Settings and the widget follows.

My next class widget isn't updating.

Battery optimization or power saving can delay widget updates. Exclude the timetable app from battery optimization and check that class times are correct.

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How to show your next class on your home screen with a widget

A next class widget is a small panel on your phone's home screen that tells you what your next class is, how many minutes until it starts and which room it's in, without opening an app. No more opening your timetable between classes to find today's column. On Android it takes about a minute to add from the home screen.

Why a next class widget beats a full-week widget

A widget that shows the whole week shrinks the text until it's hard to read, and you still have to find today's column. Between classes you only need three things, the class, the time and the room, so a widget that shows just those is the fastest to read.

How to add a widget on Android

Menu names vary a little by phone, but the steps are the same.

1. Touch and hold an empty spot on your home screen
2. Tap Widgets
3. Find your timetable app (Classtile) in the list
4. Touch and hold the Next class widget and drop it where you want
5. Tap the widget to check it opens the app's Today view

Make sure it shows the right class

If the widget shows the wrong class, the timetable settings are usually the cause. Check that class times match your real schedule down to the 5 minutes, that the week start day and visible days are right, and, for alternating schedules, that the A/B reference week is correct. Aggressive battery saving can delay widget updates, so consider excluding your timetable app from battery optimization.

Reminders that pair well with a widget

A morning summary of how many classes you have and when the first one starts, plus an evening heads-up about tomorrow's first class, covers the start of the day and the night before. Turn on only the ones you actually want.

In Classtile

Classtile's next class widget shows the subject, how long until it starts and the room on your home screen, and tapping it opens the Today tab. It follows the app's week start, visible days and A/B week settings, so if you start the week on Sunday, the widget does too. In Settings you can optionally turn on a morning summary of today's classes and an evening heads-up for tomorrow.

FAQ

Is there a next class widget?: Yes. Classtile has a next class widget. Touch and hold your home screen, tap Widgets and add it.
Can I see my classes without opening the app?: Yes. Put the next class widget on your home screen to see the subject, time left and room at a glance.
My widget keeps starting on Monday even though I set Sunday.: Classtile's widget follows the app's week start setting. Change it to Sunday in Settings and the widget follows.
My next class widget isn't updating.: Battery optimization or power saving can delay widget updates. Exclude the timetable app from battery optimization and check that class times are correct.

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