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First-run setup

The first-run setup helps you create a semester and get a timetable started. The setup screens are:

  1. Where do you study? — choose your university to see what the app can do for it, or choose My university isn't listed to set up by hand.
  2. Bring in your timetable — for a university whose timetable can be imported, sign in to its portal and your subjects and classes come with you. Choose Not now to skip. See Import from your university.
  3. Your semester — enter a semester name and date range. A programme name is optional. If you signed in, the name comes from your portal, and you can choose another of its semesters. If your university publishes its academic calendar (IIUM does), pick the semester from it instead: its dates and its periods — lectures, mid-semester break, revision, exams and the vacation after — are filled in for you. The semester running today is chosen for you (the next one during the vacation), and Type my own brings back the date fields.
  4. Your subjects — add the subjects you are taking. Credits are optional. Subjects from your portal are listed ticked; untick any you don't want.
  5. Your timetable — add classes, paste a timetable, or finish setup and add classes later. Classes from your portal are already here.
  6. Reminders — on supported native devices, choose whether to enable device reminders. The web app does not offer reminders.
  7. Your week is ready — review the classes and subjects you added.
  8. Account — create an account or sign in to sync, or choose Not now, keep it on this device to continue as a guest.

Nothing from your portal is saved until you continue from Your subjects. The sign-in step is skipped when your university's timetable can't be imported on this device, and the reminder step when reminders are unavailable or already enabled. You can change reminder settings later from Settings → Reminders.

Skip setup

Choose Skip setup at any setup step to continue as a guest without finishing the wizard. You can add a semester, subjects, and classes later. The account step has its own guest option.

Sign-in options

You can use Google or email sign-in. Apple sign-in is available on Apple platforms. Creating an account is optional; see Guest mode vs. an account.