Option A
Best fit- days on campus
- 2
- 8ams
- 0
- longest gap
- 2h
- latest finish
- 4pm
Gets you: Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday free.
Costs you: a 2 hour gap on Monday.
Get your Fridays back.
Put in your subjects, your shifts and your hard nos. Smoov works through the uni timetables that fit, then shows you the best few and what each one costs you.
Free, no sign-up. Runs in your browser, so your timetable stays on your device.
Unsorted
4 subjects, 5 days on campusMATH201
Lec 8-9am
ENGR101
Lec 4-6pm
ENGR101
Tute 3-4pm
COMP101
Lec 9-10am
COMP101
Lab 2-4pm
DES110
Seminar 11am-1pm
Nothing ticked yet. Tick No early starts and watch Friday.
Timetable drops
Four subjects. Hundreds of ways to arrange them.
Every lecture, tute and lab has a few time options. Try them all by hand in a spreadsheet and you'll still miss the one with Friday off.
The 4 subjects in the demo up top, counted:
- Class times to choose from
- 16
- Ways to combine them
- 324
- Ways that clash
- 114
- Ways with no clash and Friday free
- 78
Same night
Tell it what's fixed and what you'd prefer.
Import your classes from your uni's timetable (12 Australian universities so far), or type them in from any uni. Block out shifts and anything else that doesn't move. Then pick what matters: no early starts, fewer days on campus, a proper lunch break.
- Subjects
- MATH201ENGR101COMP101DES110
- Doesn't move
- Tue shift 8am-1pmThu shift from 4pm
- Would be nice
- No early starts, tickedFewer days on campus, tickedA proper lunch break, not ticked
Under a second later
Not one answer. A few good ones, and what each one costs.
Allocate+ gives you one timetable and no reasons. Smoov lays the best options side by side, so you can see exactly what you're trading.
Option B
- days on campus
- 3
- 8am
- 1
- longest gap
- 1h
- latest finish
- 6pm
Gets you: Monday and Tuesday free.
Costs you: an 8am lecture on Friday.
Option C
- days on campus
- 3
- 8ams
- 0
- longest gap
- 3h
- latest finish
- 6pm
Gets you: Monday and Friday free.
Costs you: a 3 hour gap on Wednesday.
The solver's top 3 for the demo subjects with Fewer days on campus ticked. Free shows you the best 2, Premium the best 4.
Before preferences
Same tute, same day off, no group chat essay.
Share a room code and everyone adds their best options. SmoovSync finds the combination with the most shared classes, free time and days off, so you all preference the same slots.
Each bar is when that person has no class, 8am to 6pm.
Try SmoovSync
One of you needs Premium to start a room. Everyone else joins free.
Allocation day
Go in with a list, not a guess.
Preference-based unis want every class ranked. Smoov ranks each time by how often it turns up in the timetables that suit you. First-in unis? You'll know which class to grab first.
What to do on the day, uni by uni: UTS, USYD, UNSW, Macquarie, Monash, ANU.
COMP101 lab, in the order to preference it
- Mon 2-4pmin 58% of good fits
- Thu 1-3pm22%
- Wed 11am-1pm19%
Good fits here: no clashes, 3 days on campus or fewer.
Week 1
Send it to the group chat. Send it to your manager.
Save it as an image for your phone, or send it straight to your calendar. Then hand it to whoever does the roster.
- An image sized for your phoneFree
- Straight into Google CalendarPremium
- An .ics file for Apple Calendar, Outlook and the restPremium
Free for up to 4 subjects. $7.99 every six months for the lot.
Free
$0
No card. No sign-up unless you join a SmoovSync room.
- Up to 4 subjects
- 2 timetable options, side by side
- 3 preferences
- Import from 12 Australian universities
- Your top 3 class rankings for allocation day
- Save your timetable as an image
- Join a mate's SmoovSync room and add 2 options
Premium
$7.99
Every six months, about a semester. Renews until you cancel, and you can cancel any time.
Everything in Free, plus:
- Up to 6 subjects
- 4 timetable options
- All 8 preferences, each with its own weight
- Full class rankings, not just the top 3
- Lock a class to a time and solve around it
- Start SmoovSync rooms (your mates join free)
- Google Calendar and .ics export
Questions
Anything else, email contact@getsmoov.app.
Is Smoov really free?
Yes. The free tier lets you add up to 4 subjects, see 2 timetable options and use 3 preferences, with no sign-up and no card. Premium adds up to 6 subjects, 4 options, all 8 preferences with their own weights, full class rankings, calendar export and starting SmoovSync rooms.
Does Smoov store my data?
Smoov saves your timetable in your browser and works out every option there, not on a server. Some things do reach Smoov's server: a timetable you share (kept 12 months), the class list you paste in an Allocate+ import (without your name or student number, kept 12 months), the options you add to a SmoovSync room (until the room expires after 48 hours), waitlist sign-ups, feedback, error reports and cookieless daily usage counts. Stripe handles Premium payments. The privacy policy has the details.
Which universities does Smoov support?
Any uni. Type your classes in from whatever timetable your uni uses. At 12 Australian universities you can also import them: copy a script into your uni's timetable page, then paste back what it gives you.
How does the solver work?
It works through every way your classes can fit together, throws out anything that clashes or lands on a hard no, and scores the rest against your preferences. You see the best few, picked so they are genuinely different weeks rather than near-copies of the same one.
What is SmoovSync?
Share a room code with your mates and everyone adds their best options. SmoovSync finds the combination with the most shared classes, free time, lunch breaks and days off. One person needs Premium to start the room. Everyone else joins free: they sign in with their email and add their options.
Can I export my schedule to my calendar?
Yes, with Premium. Download an .ics file for Apple Calendar, Outlook and the rest, or add your classes straight to Google Calendar. On any plan you can save your timetable as an image.
Is your uni next?
Smoov works at any uni if you type your classes in. Import works for 12 Australian universities so far. Leave your email and we'll tell you when yours is added.