Core tool · classroom dayboard · Grades K–6

THE FIXES™
SCHEDULE V30

Set the week once, keep the live day open, adjust today without wrecking the master schedule, and put transitions, quick classroom tools and teacher-controlled web content one tap away.

Mon–Fri or Day 1–5Bilingual displayDay Rescue194 Morning Mix promptsSaves locally

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V30 classroom tools

Keep the day visible without locking the day in place.

Day Rescue

When the class is ahead or behind, the Schedule helps the teacher protect anchors such as lunch, recess or dismissal and make the smallest useful adjustment.

Morning Mix

A bank of 194 prompts creates a quick daily discussion start with locally saved use history so the same prompts do not simply repeat.

Browse & Show

Paste a teacher-selected website, image, PDF or YouTube link into the middle stage while the day and timer keep running.

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Browse without losing the day

The middle pane can temporarily become the thing you need to show.

This feature stays. It is useful precisely because teachers sometimes need a diagram, article, image, PDF or video for two minutes and do not want to close the classroom dayboard. V30 keeps the schedule state running behind the middle pane and provides an Open Tab fallback when a site blocks embedded viewing.

Teacher-controlled external content: The Fixes does not inject ads into the Schedule. A teacher-selected third-party site can still display its own content or advertising, and some sites refuse to load inside another page. YouTube links use the privacy-enhanced player when possible. Preview unfamiliar material before projecting it.

The legacy Teachers Pay Teachers link has been removed from the runtime. The classroom screen remains free of The Fixes advertising, payment prompts and student accounts.

Local-first classroom state

Week setup, preferences and daily adjustments are designed to stay on the browser. The student-facing view does not require a login.

Open Schedule V30

A schedule that survives the real day

The useful schedule is the one teachers do not have to rebuild at 10:17.

A classroom schedule is easy to design when the day is going exactly as planned. The harder problem is what happens after an assembly runs long, a lesson finishes early, lunch shifts, or a transition takes twice as long as expected. Schedule V30 is built around that reality. The master week can stay intact while Edit Today handles a one-day change and Day Rescue helps the teacher make a small adjustment without turning the whole timetable into a new planning task.

Morning Mix solves a different problem: the small opening moments that repeat every day. The prompt library gives the class something quick to notice, discuss or respond to without requiring a new slide deck. The goal is not to fill every second. It is to make the start of the day feel intentional while the teacher handles attendance, messages and the dozens of tiny jobs that arrive with students.

Browse & Show is teacher-controlled by design.

Sometimes the schedule needs to remain visible while the teacher shows a website, image, PDF or video. Browse & Show lets the teacher use the middle work area for that purpose and then return to the day without closing the schedule. It is deliberately a teacher action, not a student browsing surface. The Schedule itself does not inject ads, analytics or payment prompts into the projected app. Third-party content can still have its own cookies, branding or advertising, so unfamiliar links should be previewed before they are projected.

One setup should carry the week.

Teachers can choose a Monday–Friday week or a Day 1–5 cycle, save the setup locally, use bilingual labels, pin a compact view and return to the same structure the next day. That persistence is important. A schedule tool becomes another chore if it needs to be rebuilt every morning.

The product is intentionally split into two surfaces. The teacher information page can explain the tool and support the free site through adult-facing advertising. The projected Schedule app stays outside that advertising layer. No student account is required, and the schedule data used by the app is stored locally in the browser.

Use Day Rescue when

The class is behind, ahead, interrupted, returning from an event, or needs to protect lunch, recess and dismissal while making the smallest reasonable adjustment.

Use Browse & Show when

You need one temporary visual in the centre of the dayboard without abandoning the schedule that is guiding the rest of the room.