Tools
Free school planning tools
Browser-based calculators and utilities for teacher staffing, timetabling prep, and academic planning. No signup, free and safe to use, we don't collect your data.
Juho Isola, Smootables founder
These utilities run in your browser. Paste or type school data locally, see the method in plain language, and export or print results. They cover one planning artifact at a time. Smootables handles multi-period optimization, constraint solving, and publication across the full year plan.
Use the school week rotation calculator to show Week A or Week B on your website, the teaching load calculator for FTE checks, or turn a weekly timetable into an ICS file for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. The circular year planner draws an editable school year wheel you can filter and export as PDF, CSV, Excel, JSON, or ICS, or share as a read-only link or iframe embed.
Calculators
School week rotation calculator
Show which rotation week your school is on (Week A, Week B, or a longer cycle). Configure the cycle, anchor date, and holidays, then copy an embeddable widget for your school website.
Open tool →Teaching load calculator
Calculate teacher FTE, contracted hours, and scheduled teaching load from your school's max teaching hours per full-time post. Flags overload and spare capacity before timetabling starts.
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School Planners
School circular year planner
Plan the school year on a circular wheel. Place holidays, exams, events, and planning windows on rings, filter by team or category, then share or export: print-ready PDF, CSV or Excel spreadsheet, read-only link, iframe embed, JSON backup, or ICS calendar file. Free, in your browser, no signup.
Open tool →Software Requirements Builder for Schools
Free AI-powered tool that turns vague intentions into clear, measurable, tender-ready requirements for school software. No login required, and your document stays in your browser.
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See how Smootables fits your school
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