MySched Help
Set up your schedule, learn the app, and fix common problems.
MySched keeps your class schedule, reminders, tasks, and attendance together on iPhone, iPad, and Android. Start without an account, import the timetable you already have, and review every class before saving.
These guides use plain language and call out the few places where iPhone, iPad, and Android work differently.
Reading this on Android?
Most of the app works the same on both platforms: importing, the Dashboard and Week views, tasks, attendance, grades, exams, reminders, widgets, sharing, and sync. Account and privacy controls are close but not identical, so check the page you are reading.
Some features are currently iPhone and iPad only: Live Activities, Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, the 4.00 grade scale, editing a classmate's schedule before saving, and copying or combining classes in one step.
Android also has launcher shortcuts, Quick Settings tiles, and extra lock-screen privacy controls.
Start here
- Getting started: the shortest path from install to a working schedule.
- Import your schedule: use an official section, screenshots, pasted text, or manual entry.
- Dashboard: see what is happening now, what comes next, and what is due.
Find the right guide
- Your day covers Dashboard, Week, classes, tasks, and reminders.
- Student tools covers attendance, Study Plan, grades, exams, and sharing.
- On your devices covers widgets, controls, Live Activities, Siri, Shortcuts, and Spotlight.
- Data & preferences explains sync, permissions, accessibility, compatibility, exports, and account controls.
- Import intelligence explains the optional AI schedule reader, its privacy boundary, and its fallbacks.
- For schools covers partnership, private timetable uploads, review, security, and term updates.
- Releases keeps the iOS and Android histories separate.
- Help has quick answers and step-by-step troubleshooting.
App map
The tab bar has Dashboard, Week, Tasks, More, and a separate + action. Use + for a new task, a new class, or schedule import. More contains schedule management, student tools, settings, support, and account controls.
No account required
You can import a schedule, including a classmate's shared schedule, and use the core app without signing in. An account adds supported cross-device sync and is required to publish a shared schedule, follow it across devices, confirm it, or report it.
Trust and access
- Permissions: why a system prompt appears and what still works if you decline.
- Accessibility: Larger Text, VoiceOver, Reduce Motion, and color behavior.
- Compatibility: iOS 18, supported devices, and feature-specific requirements.
- AI schedule reader: privacy boundary, request contents, limits, and private alternatives.
School staff can start with MySched for schools. Students whose school is missing can request it here.