The dock · Daily rituals

Timetable

Today's plan on the board, with a bar showing where you are.

List the day's activities once and the board keeps everyone oriented: what's now, what's next, and a progress bar creeping toward home time. The 'what are we doing next?' question, retired.

Also called: visual schedule · daily agenda · class schedule

  • Free for teachers · no login required

Tick off the day — or let timed mode do it by the clock.

How it works

Three steps, zero setup

No setup screen, no import wizard — Timetable lives on the same board as everything else and it's running before the class has sat down.

1

Open the dock and tap Timetable

Add your activities with an icon each — lessons, breaks, whatever the day holds.

2

Pick a mode

A simple list, a tick-off checklist, or timed mode with a start time and durations that follow the real clock.

Let the day run

In timed mode the current activity highlights itself as time passes, with an optional chime at changeovers.

Classroom ideas

Try it tomorrow

Three ways teachers actually run timetable — steal one for tomorrow morning.

Predictability is regulation

Some students need to see the day to relax into it. Icons in order do quietly what a dozen verbal reassurances do loudly.

Assembly-day autopilot

Weird-schedule days run themselves in timed mode — the current block highlights itself and the chime handles changeovers.

Preview tomorrow, today

End the day by walking through tomorrow's strip together. Transitions start smoother when nobody's surprised.

I keep one board for the whole week — timetable, name wheel, timer — and just swap the background when the room needs a lift.
Dana Whitfield 3rd Grade Teacher
Same dock, one tap away

Pairs well with

Every tool lives on the same board — these turn timetable into a whole routine.

Clock

What's next, plus how long until it — oriented on both axes.

Work Symbols

New block, new symbol — switch them together and the routine teaches itself.

Calendar

Today in blocks, the month at a glance.

Sticky Note

Today's one-off changes stick right beside the plan.

…and the rest of the dock is one tap away:

FAQ

Good to know

Does it follow the actual time?

In timed mode, yes — set a start time and durations and it highlights the current activity as the clock moves.

Can students tick things off?

Checklist mode is exactly that — each finished activity gets a satisfying tick.

Can I include breaks?

Yes — breaks slot in between activities, icons and all, so the day on the board matches the day in the room.

Do I need an account to try it?

No — no login, no install. Your timetable saves with the board on this device; an account is only for other devices.

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Put a timetable on your board

Open a board, tap the dock, and it's there. That's the whole setup.