All your schools,in one app.

The independent app for students, by students, in Switzerland. Grades with averages, absences, timetable and exams from Schulnetz and OdA Org in one place.

Download Schuly Open the web app View on GitHub
The Schuly web app on app.schuly.dev with today's timetable, open absences, upcoming events and new grades
Schuly start page — grades and agenda at a glance

Everything you need. Right where you'd look for it.

Fast, clear and focused on what matters, on your phone and in the browser.

4.8Overall average

Grades & averages

Every grade with its weight, subject and class average.

Timetable & absences

Lessons, tests, absences and reports in one place.

Helply, your AI assistant

Ask about exams, grades or your timetable.

Microsoft 365

Microsoft Outlook, Teams, OneDrive and OneNote right in Schuly.

Schulnetz, OdA Org and more

New school systems arrive as plugins, no app update needed.

Several schools, one app

Several school accounts, kept apart.

Always up to date

Push for new grades and absences.

Modern design

Clear and fast, light or dark.

Android · iOS · Web

On your phone or in the browser.

The Schuly Suite

With an account you get everything: web app, push, Helply and Microsoft 365.

Your data. Your call.

Schuly belongs to no school and no software vendor. You choose whether Schuly syncs for you or everything stays on your device.

Schuly account

  • Grades and absences sync in the background, with push.
  • The same data on your phone and in the browser at app.schuly.dev.
  • Helply, your AI assistant for exams, grades and timetable.
  • Microsoft 365 with Microsoft Outlook, Teams, OneDrive and OneNote in Schuly.
  • Your school sign-in is kept encrypted in a vault.

Private mode

  • No account, your login stays on your phone.
  • Only Schulnetz and OdA Org, without web app, push, Helply or Microsoft 365.
  • Requests pass through the Schuly server without being stored.

Independent

Not affiliated with Centerboard AG, OdA Org, Microsoft or your school.

Public source code

The app, backend, plugins and this website are on GitHub, so you can check what happens to your data.

Run it yourself

Run your own backend and point the app at it under "Self-hosted".

Your own backend
$ git clone https://github.com/schulydev/SchulyServerCloning into 'SchulyServer'...Receiving objects: 100% (2841/2841), 1.92 MiB | 6.10 MiB/s, done.$ cd SchulyServer/deploy && cp .env.example .env$ docker compose -f compose.staging.yml up -d[+] Running 3/3✓ network   Created✓ postgres  Healthy✓ backend   Started  ·  http://localhost$
self-hosting guide

Read the privacy policy

A look inside the app.

Schuly is built for everyday use. The information that matters is right where you expect it — no detours.

  • Schuly start page — grades and agenda at a glance
    Start
  • Schuly agenda page — schedule and upcoming exams
    Agenda
  • Schuly grades page with subject averages
    Grades
  • Schuly absences page — excused and unexcused list
    Absences
  • Schuly account page with profile and school switcher
    Account

Frequently asked questions.

What Schuly is, what it isn't, and how it fits alongside the school system you already use.

Schuly is a free, independent app for students in Switzerland. It shows grades, exams, timetable, absences and documents from your school portal in a modern interface and lets you keep several school accounts in one app. Available for Android and iOS.

Schulnetz (via the Schulware plugin) and OdA Org. Each system is connected through a backend plugin, so more can be added without an app update. A Microsoft 365 connection can be linked in the settings and is still being built out.

No. Schuly is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Centerboard AG (the maker of Schulnetz), your school, OdA Org or Microsoft.

Nothing. Schuly is free, and the source code of the app, backend, plugins and this website is public on GitHub at github.com/schulydev.

That depends on the mode. In account mode the Schuly server stores your synced school data, and your school login data encrypted in a vault, so it can sync in the background. In private mode your login stays on your phone and requests pass through the Schuly server without being stored. Details are in the privacy policy.

For Schulnetz, your email and password are only used to sign in and are not stored; Schuly keeps the resulting session encrypted. For OdA Org, username and password are stored encrypted so Schuly can sign in again. In private mode all of this stays on your device. Your Schuly account itself is managed by the Schuly server.

Possibly. The backend loads plugins that each connect one school system, using its API where one exists or reading its web portal otherwise. Once a plugin is installed, the system appears in the app's school list. Plugins are written against the Schuly plugin SDK on GitHub.

Use private mode: there is no Schuly account and nothing about your school data is stored on the Schuly server. You can also run your own backend and point the app at it under "Self-hosted". All source code is public on GitHub at github.com/schulydev, so you can check how your data is handled.

Yes. Every component lives on GitHub at github.com/schulydev. Issues labelled "bug" or "feature" are the easiest place to start, and contributions are welcome.

Ready to get started?

Schuly is free, and its source code is public. Get the latest Android and iOS builds on GitHub; App Store and Google Play listings are coming soon.

.apk on GitHub .ipa on GitHub (sideload) Open the web app

The app uses the Schuly server by default. Want to run your own?
See the self-hosting guide.