Stundio takes the public timetable from Rīgas Valsts tehnikums (pikcrvt.edupage.org) and turns it into a fast, offline-friendly schedule app.
There’s no login, no account, and no complicated setup. Pick your class and you can immediately see your lessons, substitutions, and what you have right now or next.
It runs as an Android app and as an installable web app (PWA) at app.stundio.lv, which is also how iPhone and desktop users get it.
Website: stundio.lv — what Stundio does, how to install it on Android, iPhone and Linux, and the FAQ.
A Linux desktop target with local Flatpak packaging is available for development and testing.
See LINUX.md for builds, installation, desktop behavior and Flathub preparation.
It is not yet published on Flathub.
Already in use: more than 200 people use Stundio, including teachers. So far the web app has had about 1.1k unique visitors and 2k total visits, and Android users outnumber iOS users.
The name comes from “stunda”, the Latvian word for “lesson”.
Stundio is made specifically for the school's students, and teachers have picked it up too. The idea is simple: you should be able to check your timetable in a few seconds, even when the Wi-Fi or mobile signal inside the building is terrible.
That’s why the app is local-first. Your timetable is stored on your device and updated in the background, so the app remains useful even when you’re offline.
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