Class Schedule – MiniTable

iOS app by Serkan Kaya. Education · Serkan Kaya

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.2
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-16

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MiniTable is a class schedule for iPhone and iPad. No ads, no account, no internet connection – the app shows your schedule and nothing else. You add a class: name, color, day, time. That is it. When you open the app you are on today, and one swipe takes you to the next day. What it does The day view lists the classes of one day underneath each other, each in its own color. A row of weekdays at the top lets you jump instead of swiping. The week view shows the whole week at once – side by side on iPad, one after another on iPhone. Every class can carry a note: the room, the teacher, whatever you must not forget. Tap the class and the note opens underneath it. Reminders arrive shortly before a class starts, if you turn them on. The Home Screen widget shows the next day and its classes without opening the app. MiniTable speaks thirteen languages: German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Dutch, Arabic, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Polish. You can switch in Settings, whatever your iPhone is set to. Light and dark follow your device, or your own choice. Weekends can be hidden – and it hides your country's weekend: where Friday and Saturday are the days off, those are the ones that go. Your data Everything stays on your device. MiniTable sends nothing anywhere, collects nothing and needs no account. There are no ads and no tracking. The app is made by one person. If something is missing or something is wrong, write to me – the address is in Settings.

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