Build a Custom Class Schedule Builder Using AI in Minutes

Create your class schedule builder in minutes with AI. Build one readable week and allow for the walk between buildings, no coding required.

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Emergent Key Features for Building a Class Schedule Builder

You need one readable week with no clashes and enough time to physically get between rooms.

Clashes Caught as You Add


Two commitments overlapping is flagged the moment the second is placed rather than discovered in week two when both are running.

Travel Time Between Rooms


Buildings and walking time between them are accounted for, because ten minutes between lectures on opposite sides of a campus is not ten minutes.

The Week as a Readable Grid


A layout you can take in at a glance and actually print, since a schedule you cannot read quickly is one you will stop checking.

Gaps Made Visible


Long empty stretches between commitments shown, so a day can be judged on whether it is usable rather than on how many hours it contains.

Everything in One Week, Not Just Classes


Work shifts, sport, commuting and study blocks placed alongside teaching, because clashes rarely happen between two lectures.

Exportable to the Calendar You Use


Sent to Google Calendar or Apple Calendar as recurring events with locations attached, so it lives where you already look.

Class Schedule Builder Use Cases You Can Build in Minutes

Weekly Grid

The Whole Week at a Glance

A clear grid with every commitment placed by day and time, colour coded by type, room and building shown on each block, and a layout that prints properly rather than spilling across two pages.

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window.awbMockup = { weeklyGrid: "Build a weekly class schedule as a readable grid with each commitment placed by day and time, colour coded by course or type, showing room and building on every block, and printing cleanly onto one page without spilling.", clashDetection: "Build a clash detection tool for a weekly schedule that flags overlapping commitments as they are added, distinguishes partial overlaps from full ones, checks travel time between buildings against the gap available, and lists every conflict with the two items involved.", fullWeekPlanning: "Build a weekly planner that holds classes alongside work shifts, sport, societies, commuting and protected study blocks, shows total committed hours per day, highlights days with no usable gap, and flags where a recurring commitment conflicts with teaching.", calendarExport: "Build a calendar export for a class schedule that creates recurring events in Google Calendar or as an ICS file, sets the room as the event location, respects term dates so holidays and reading weeks are excluded, and updates existing events when the schedule changes."};

Clash Detection

Catch the Overlap Before Week Two

Overlapping commitments flagged as they are added, partial overlaps highlighted separately from full ones, and clashes between classes and non academic commitments treated the same way.

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window.awbMockup = { weeklyGrid: "Build a weekly class schedule as a readable grid with each commitment placed by day and time, colour coded by course or type, showing room and building on every block, and printing cleanly onto one page without spilling.", clashDetection: "Build a clash detection tool for a weekly schedule that flags overlapping commitments as they are added, distinguishes partial overlaps from full ones, checks travel time between buildings against the gap available, and lists every conflict with the two items involved.", fullWeekPlanning: "Build a weekly planner that holds classes alongside work shifts, sport, societies, commuting and protected study blocks, shows total committed hours per day, highlights days with no usable gap, and flags where a recurring commitment conflicts with teaching.", calendarExport: "Build a calendar export for a class schedule that creates recurring events in Google Calendar or as an ICS file, sets the room as the event location, respects term dates so holidays and reading weeks are excluded, and updates existing events when the schedule changes."};

Full Week Planning

Classes Are Not the Whole Week

Work shifts, sport, societies, commuting and protected study time placed alongside teaching, so the schedule reflects the actual week rather than only the timetabled part of it.

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window.awbMockup = { weeklyGrid: "Build a weekly class schedule as a readable grid with each commitment placed by day and time, colour coded by course or type, showing room and building on every block, and printing cleanly onto one page without spilling.", clashDetection: "Build a clash detection tool for a weekly schedule that flags overlapping commitments as they are added, distinguishes partial overlaps from full ones, checks travel time between buildings against the gap available, and lists every conflict with the two items involved.", fullWeekPlanning: "Build a weekly planner that holds classes alongside work shifts, sport, societies, commuting and protected study blocks, shows total committed hours per day, highlights days with no usable gap, and flags where a recurring commitment conflicts with teaching.", calendarExport: "Build a calendar export for a class schedule that creates recurring events in Google Calendar or as an ICS file, sets the room as the event location, respects term dates so holidays and reading weeks are excluded, and updates existing events when the schedule changes."};

Calendar Export

Put It Where You Already Look

The schedule exported to Google or Apple Calendar as recurring events with rooms as locations and term dates respected, so reading week and holidays do not generate reminders.

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window.awbMockup = { weeklyGrid: "Build a weekly class schedule as a readable grid with each commitment placed by day and time, colour coded by course or type, showing room and building on every block, and printing cleanly onto one page without spilling.", clashDetection: "Build a clash detection tool for a weekly schedule that flags overlapping commitments as they are added, distinguishes partial overlaps from full ones, checks travel time between buildings against the gap available, and lists every conflict with the two items involved.", fullWeekPlanning: "Build a weekly planner that holds classes alongside work shifts, sport, societies, commuting and protected study blocks, shows total committed hours per day, highlights days with no usable gap, and flags where a recurring commitment conflicts with teaching.", calendarExport: "Build a calendar export for a class schedule that creates recurring events in Google Calendar or as an ICS file, sets the room as the event location, respects term dates so holidays and reading weeks are excluded, and updates existing events when the schedule changes."};

Put your class schedule together in four steps

One readable week with clashes caught as you add them, travel between buildings accounted for, and your work shifts sitting alongside lectures rather than in a separate app.

List everything that occupies your week

Classes with times and rooms, work shifts, sport and societies, commuting, and the study blocks you want protected. Clash detection covers all of it rather than only teaching.

Import your timetable and connect your calendar

Your university timetable export or ICS feed, and Google or Apple Calendar so the finished schedule lives where you already look rather than in another app.

Adjust it as the term changes

A dropped module, a moved seminar, a new shift pattern, an extra commitment. Clashes are rechecked immediately and travel time is reapplied across the affected days.

Print it and put it somewhere visible

Check it reads clearly on one page, because a schedule you have to interpret is one you will stop using by week three.

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