Your teaching diary, on your phone
What you taught, when, and to which class — written between periods instead of copied into a register at night. With your weekly timetable, the register and the class's material in the same app.
What you taught, dated and subject-wise
A journal entry per subject per day: the topic, what was covered, and the points under it. It is the record the diary format asks for, written on your phone between periods instead of copied into a register at night.
- One journal per subject, in date order
- Topic and covered points per entry
- Written in a minute, from anywhere
- Yours alone — students never see it
Your week, and which class is next
Set each subject's day, time and room once. The home screen then opens on what you are teaching now, with the register one tap away — which is the whole reason a diary and a timetable belong in the same app.
- Day, start and end time, and the room
- Today's periods on the home screen
- Attendance for that period in one tap
- Groups and batches inside a class
The rest of the week, where the diary already is
Attendance
Take the register per subject and per period, with monthly views and a heatmap of who keeps missing.
Marks & reports
Record marks once and generate a per-student progress report from them.
Materials
Share PDFs and notes with a class — or with every class at once.
Quizzes
A scored quiz from the chapter you just wrote in the diary, published live or as homework.
Study material
Turn that same chapter into notes, flashcards and practice for the students.
Classes & groups
Sections, batches and groups, with students joining by a code instead of an email.
See also: attendance app · student reports · tuition & coaching classes · quiz generator
What teachers ask
Can I keep a teacher's daily diary in the app?
Yes. Each subject has its own journal, and an entry carries the date, the topic and the points you covered. It is written on your phone in under a minute, and it stays private to you.
Does it replace the printed diary my school asks for?
It keeps the same record — date, subject, topic, what was covered — so you can copy it over or show it directly. Whether your school accepts a phone instead of the printed format is their call, not ours.
Can I plan lessons ahead?
You can write an entry for any date, so planning tomorrow works the same way as recording today. There is no separate planning module with objectives and outcomes.
Is there a timetable?
Yes — set each subject's day, time and room, and the home screen shows today's periods with attendance one tap from each.
Do my students need accounts for this?
No. The diary, the timetable and attendance are yours alone. Students only need to join when you want to share material or publish a quiz to them.
Is it free?
Yes, free on Google Play, with no ads.
Tonight's diary, written by the last bell
Free on Google Play. Nothing to set up before your first entry.