Shaat Efes | GoAI

A house with three children in three different schools has three crumpled pages in three schoolbags, and none of them is ever where you need it. Shaat Efes keeps all three in one place and answers the question that comes up every morning and every evening: who finishes when, and who needs picking up. The worst part of entering a timetable is the typing. Forty cells per child, and most parents give up halfway. So Shaat Efes reads the timetable straight from the file the school sent: a photo, a PDF or a Word document. You take a picture or pick a file, the app builds the table, and you review and approve it. Manual entry is always there too, and always free. Bell times belong to the building, not to the child, so a primary schooler, a middle schooler and a high schooler each get their own school's hours. The first parent to enter them contributes them to every other parent at that school. The school registry itself grows the same way: the Ministry of Education's open dataset is frozen at 2015, and a school typed in by three separate families in the same town joins the registry and starts sharing hours. In the evening, at a time you choose, one message tells you what tomorrow looks like for each child. It is off by default. No sign-up, no email, no password.

Technology

Android · Google Play Timetable OCR from image PDF and Word Shared school bell times Evening reminder Family and class codes React Native + Expo

FAQ

How do I enter a timetable?

Photograph the page the school gave you, or pick the file they sent on WhatsApp: an image, a PDF or a Word document. The app reads it and builds the table for you to review and approve. Manual entry is always available and always free.

Is my child's timetable shared with anyone?

No. A child's timetable is never shared automatically and cannot be found by searching. It moves only if you explicitly create a code and hand it to someone. What is shared are the school's bell times, which contain no personal detail at all.

What happens to the file I upload?

It is sent for recognition and deleted immediately. It is never stored, because a timetable photo carries children's and teachers' names.