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ClassClock is a free, easy-to-use tool that takes your school's schedule and displays it in a single dashboard so you always know what is happening.

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ClassClock helps everyone be more organized.

ClassClock is an easy way to get an at-a-glance view of your school's schedule so you can make the most of your time.

Students

Students can use ClassClock as a go-anywhere alternative to traditional classroom wall clocks allowing students to better plan their school day regardles of where they are.

Teachers

Teachers can use ClassClock to keep an eye on how much time is left in class, allowing them to pace their lessons and ensuring that students have enough time to ask questions.

Parents

ClassClock's versatility also gives parents the ability to quickly and easily check school schedules from home, so they can spend less time looking up when lunch is and more time supporting their students.

Administrators

ClassClock provides school administrators with an easy-to-use interface that greatly simplifies the process of updating and distributing school schedules to the entire school.

Loaded With Features To Make Scheduling Easier.

ClassClock is being designed from the ground up to help schools more efficiently manage and distribute schedules. Here's a look at just a few of its features.

Always up-to-date

Schedules are frequently checked for changes, keeping everyone informed about special schedules

Quick Access

ClassClock can be added to your homescreen on Android and iOS so you can access schedule information in fewer clicks

Fits any Device

ClassClock scales to fit the size of almost any device, ensuring it looks just as good with a projector as it does on your phone

Affordable

The essential features of ClassClock will always be free for everyone. Additional features may be added as paid add-ons to offset operating costs

Free as in Freedom

ClassClock is distributed as Free Software under the AGPL License. Anyone is welcome to use, study, share, and/or help improve ClassClock

And More!

ClassClock is always open to your improvements and suggestions. Let us know what you think on social media and be part of the future of ClassClock!

ClassClock in the News!

Newspaper article titled "ClassClock app brings Easie" featuring a black-and-white image of a couple smartphones displaying samples of different class times from a class schedule app. The image is followed by some text indicating that the image was submitted and that the article was written by Selah Joyce. What follows are several paragraphs of text discussing the app's functionality and benefits for students and staff: For many students and staff, it can often be hard to remember the school schedule with so many varying bell schedules. However, a new student-made web app makes it easy to stay on top of the complex schedules. The website, called web.classclock.app, was created by seniors Adrian Edwards and Nick Degroot a couple months back in early December. Many teachers caught onto it early because the software was easily accessible from their computers. Instead of looking up the Monday/Friday, support seminar or Thursday schedules to tell their class, it is easy for them to project it onto the smartboards for everyone to see. If a student adds the website as a shortcut, it is much easier than scrolling through their camera roll to find a screenshot of the school schedule. Originally, the software was not able to show special schedules. For example, finals or assembly schedules. The website had a recent upgrade, however, that is up to date with the special schedules. When asking Edwards about the idea behind this all, he had a lot to say: "Mr. Kumprey was the one who pretty much thought of The user interface is simple and clean. the idea. He asked Nick to ask some of the kids from of the APCS class last year, but I knew how to create the website so we For many students and staff, it just went ahead and did it." The Website was designed online by Edwards and Degroot. Edwards put together the landing page to test whether or not it was worth putting more time and effort into the project. Using a free downloadable template that he had worked with in the past, Edwards modified it for ClassClock. Edwards stated, "The future of ClassClock depends on if people outside of this school are interested in it. If there's enough interest to make it worth continuing, then I'll try and keep it going if I can."

Does your School already use ClassClock?

ClassClock can be accessed by typing web.classclock.app into your browser. The button below also does the same thing if you dont mind an extra click.

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ClassClock has already helped hundreds of students and teachers save time. Vote to add your school to the official ClassClock app by using the nomination link below.

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