The school week, in one place.
Homework, timetable changes and announcements for your whole class — kept up to date together, visible to everyone the moment they change.
Class 10b, week 39. Cancellations, room changes and substitutes show up in everyone's timetable as soon as they're entered.
Tasks
Homework gets written down once. Everyone has it.
Everyone in your class — or only those your group allows — can add homework, exams and Dalton assignments, with a due date, a description and a photo of the board or the worksheet. Everyone ticks tasks off for themselves.
Lab report: acid–base titration
Homework · Chemistry · due Wed · added by Anna
Mechanics and Newton's laws
Exam · Physics · due Fri · added by Jonas
Formula sheet pages 40–52 allowed.
Vocabulary, unit 4
Dalton · English · due Thu · added by Mila
Essay: digital tools in schools
Homework · German · due Thu · added by Anna
Timetable
Cancelled, moved, covered — you'll know before first period.
Save the courses you take and your timetable shows only your lessons. Substitutes, room changes and cancellations are marked in the lesson they affect, and your next lesson waits on your dashboard.
- 1–2
- Biology Room Info1 instead of Bio1
- 5–6
- Computer Science Mr Weber covers for Ms Adler
- 5–6
- Physics · FriCancelled
Because of the heat, lessons on Friday end after period 4.
1/3Announcements stay at the top of the app for every member until they are taken down.
Groups
One person keeps it up to date; the whole class has it.
- Roles and permissions
- Members, moderators and admins. Each group decides who may add tasks, edit the timetable, post announcements or moderate the chat.
- Invite links
- Create a link, send it, done. Each link works for one person, expires on its own after seven days and can be revoked at any time.
- More than one group
- Your class, your advanced courses, your club — each with its own tasks and timetable, one switch apart.
Also included
And the things you'd miss if they weren't there.
Group chat
Talk to your class without a separate messenger. Reply to a message, see who's typing — and nobody needs anyone's phone number.
Private notes
Your own to-do list next to the class's. Encrypted with AES-256 and visible only to you.
Search everything Ctrl K
Jump to any page or action from the keyboard: create a task, switch groups or invite someone without reaching for the mouse.
On every device
Runs in any browser on phones, tablets and laptops. Nothing to install, and what you tick off on one device is ticked off on all of them.
Why
Olauda is made by students in Berlin, because the tools our schools gave us weren't good enough. It's free, it shows no ads, and it doesn't sell anyone's data. That isn't a launch offer — it's the point.
About the projectSet up your class this afternoon.
Questions first? Write to kontakt@olauda.com