School timetable app · iPhone & Android

The school timetable that reminds youSnap your timetable – Lekto builds the week for you.

Your current lesson and room on a widget, homework pinned to the right lesson, and a test reminder two days ahead. Week A / week B timetables included.

How does it work?
  • Free
  • No account, no ads
  • Your data stays on your phone
The school timetable that reminds you – Lekto
  • 1 photoinstead of retyping the week
  • A/Bodd and even weeks
  • 0 accountsno sign-up, no email
  • 16app languages

Sound familiar?

School chaos has a few usual suspects

Lekto is not another calendar. It fixes the four things that wreck a student's week.

Your timetable is a photo lost in your gallery

Take the photo once – Lekto reads the days, times and subjects. Then the current lesson and room are on your Home Screen.

Homework written down "somewhere" and forgotten

Pin each task to a specific lesson. You see it exactly when you look at that subject in your timetable.

A test catches you off guard, even though it was announced

Lekto reminds you ahead of the test (2 days by default) and shows tomorrow's lessons in the evening – never during class.

Is it week A or week B? Nobody remembers

Set up your two-week timetable once. Lekto counts the weeks itself, even if your school flips the order.

How it works

From a printed timetable to a widget in minutes

No sign-up and no typing every lesson by hand.

  1. Snap your timetable

    Scan the printout or pick a screenshot. Recognition runs on your phone.

  2. Check and fix

    You get a preview of every lesson. Uncertain fields are marked so you can fix them before saving.

  3. Add the widget

    Your Home Screen shows what's on now, what's next and a countdown to the bell.

  4. Let Lekto remind you

    Tomorrow's lessons in the evening, the first room in the morning, tests in advance. Each reminder has its own switch.

Prefer not to use a photo? The quick setup builds a whole week in a few taps.

Timetable from a photo

Don't retype your timetable. Photograph it.

Lekto reads tables with days in columns and times or lesson numbers on the left. It all happens on your phone – the photo is never uploaded.

  • Camera scan, a photo from your gallery or a file
  • Preview and corrections before saving
  • Conflict check – nothing gets overwritten silently
  • Included in the free version
How to make a timetable from a photo
Lekto screen for reviewing a timetable recognised from a photo

Timetable widget

Your current lesson, always on top

The widget shows what's on now, what's next and in which room. On iPhone the countdown also lives on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island (Pro).

  • Small "now and next" widget – free
  • Larger day-plan widget (Pro)
  • Countdown to the end of the lesson: Live Activity on iPhone, a notification on Android (Pro)
How to add a timetable widget
Adding the Lekto timetable widget

Everything in one timetable

Built around a real school week

Every feature answers a situation every secondary-school and university student knows.

Homework on the lesson

Homework, quizzes and tests pinned to a lesson. Unfinished tasks move to the next lesson of that subject.

Lesson notes

Permanent ("squared notebook") or just for one day ("bring a compass").

Reminders that don't nag

Tomorrow's plan in the evening, the first room in the morning, tests 1–7 days ahead. Pause it all for holidays.

Odd and even weeks

Week A / week B counted automatically, with flipped parity and week 53 handled.

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One timetable for the whole class

Send the timetable file over WhatsApp or Messenger. Works between iPhone and Android.

Timetable from a photo

On-device table recognition with a preview and corrections before saving.

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Pro

Countdown to the bell

Live Activity and Dynamic Island on iPhone, an ongoing notification on Android.

Widgets

A small widget for free; larger widgets and the Lock Screen with Pro.

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16 languages

English, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Norwegian, German, Ukrainian and more. Dark mode and large text.

Privacy

Your timetable stays on your phone

Lekto has no accounts and no ads, and it doesn't track what you do in the app. Your timetable, homework and notes are stored locally. It only goes online for Pro purchases (the store and RevenueCat) and, on Android, Google ML Kit when reading a photo.

  • 0accounts or logins
  • 0ads
  • 100%of your timetable on the device
  • On-devicephoto recognition

Pricing

Free for every day. Pro when you want more.

Timetable, homework, reminders and the photo import are free with no time limit.

Lekto

Free

forever

  • Day and week view, A/B weeks
  • Timetable from a photo
  • Homework, quizzes, tests and notes
  • All reminders
  • Small "now and next" widget
  • Share your timetable with the class
Lekto Pro

$4.99

per year · 3-day free trial

or $6.99 once, for life

  • Everything in the free version
  • Lock Screen and larger widgets
  • Countdown to the end of the lesson (Live Activity / notification)
  • Colour themes

US prices; the App Store and Google Play show the price for your country. A purchase on iPhone does not carry over to Android and vice versa.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Lekto free?

Yes. The timetable, photo import, homework, reminders, the small widget and timetable sharing are free with no time limit. Lekto Pro adds more widgets and the countdown to the bell, as a yearly subscription with a 3-day free trial or a one-time purchase.

Do I need an account?

No. Lekto works without an account, login or email address. Your timetable is stored only on your phone.

How do I add my timetable from a photo?

Choose "Timetable from photo", scan the printout or pick a screenshot. Lekto reads days, times and subjects, and you fix uncertain fields before saving. It works best with a printed table with days in columns. Handwriting is not supported.

Does Lekto support week A / week B timetables?

Yes. Each lesson can repeat every week, only in even weeks or only in odd weeks. Lekto counts the week number itself, and if your school counts the other way round you can flip the parity with one switch.

Does Lekto connect to my school's system?

No. Lekto doesn't import data from school platforms. You can take a screenshot of your timetable there and import it with "Timetable from photo".

Can I send my timetable to a classmate?

Yes. Export the timetable to a file and send it with any messenger. On import Lekto shows a preview and detects conflicts. Files work between iPhone and Android.

Which phones does Lekto work on?

iPhone and iPad (App Store) and Android phones running Android 8.0 or newer (Google Play).

Guides

Student guides

Practical advice on timetables, studying and the school year.

The first guides are on their way.

Set up your timetable once. Lekto does the rest.

Take a photo of your timetable, check the result and add a widget. Free, no account, no ads.

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