Squool for online tutors

Students everywhere,
one schedule and one total

Updated 15 November 2026

When your students log in from Calgary, Boston and Paris, the lessons happen in Zoom, but the bookkeeping happens in your head. Squool keeps the week, every student's balance and your income in Canadian dollars on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It doesn't replace your video app — it sits next to it.

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Students everywhere, one schedule and one total
Each student in their own currency

Each student in their own currency

A family in Seattle pays in U.S. dollars, a student in France in euros, your students in Ontario in Canadian dollars. In Squool, each student has their own currency: their price, balance and payments stay in it. Your totals for the week and the month are shown in one main currency — Canadian dollars for most tutors here — using an exchange rate you can edit for each student.

Supported currencies include Canadian and U.S. dollars, euros, pounds, Mexican and Colombian pesos, Swiss francs, Polish złoty and others.

What Squool doesn't do

Squool has no video calls and no Zoom integration: you keep teaching in Zoom, Google Meet, Teams. It also doesn't convert time zones — Canada alone has six, so agree on times in yours and enter every lesson in your own local time.

Students don't get an account, can't book slots and don't pay through the app. When an e-Transfer or PayPal payment arrives, you add it to the student's balance yourself; Squool does the rest of the math.

Try it free for 14 days · No card required. Subscribe only once the app has proven it's worth it to you.

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Your Mac next to the call

Your Mac next to the call

Online tutors spend the day at a computer, so the Mac version is made for it. Widen the window and you see a month calendar with each day's earnings and the statistics ring on the left, your week on the right. Between calls, mark a lesson paid or move one without picking up your phone.

The same data is on your iPhone and iPad, synced through your own iCloud with no sign-in.

Payments that arrive at odd times

Payments that arrive at odd times

Some students pay for a month ahead, some after every lesson, some forget. Tap “Add Funds” when money arrives and the lessons are paid automatically, oldest first. The top of the student list shows who owes you and who has paid ahead, and each student has a full payment history.

The month ring splits your income into earned, due, upcoming and lost, so you always know what has actually reached your account.

Keep Google Calendar in the loop

If you live in Google Calendar, turn on sync in Settings: your lessons appear there and update when you move or cancel one, colour-coded by payment state — paid, owed or prepaid. Apple Calendar works too. Sync goes one way, from Squool to the calendar.

Starting from a calendar full of lessons? Squool can import your students and recurring lessons from Google or Apple Calendar.

Private, and free to try

Your students' names and payments are stored on your device and in your own iCloud; the developer can't see them. Apple Watch shows what's on now and what's next, and a reminder arrives before each lesson. The first 14 days give you full access for free, with no credit card.

Questions and answers

What's the best app for online tutors to track students and payments?

If you work on your own on Apple devices, Squool covers the schedule, a balance for every student in their own currency and your monthly income. Try it free for 14 days, no credit card needed.

Can students pay me in U.S. dollars while I track income in Canadian dollars?

Yes. Each student can have their own currency, and your totals are shown in one main currency with an exchange rate you can edit.

Does Squool convert lesson times between time zones?

No. You enter lessons in your own local time; Squool doesn't convert them for students in other time zones.

Does Squool integrate with Zoom or Google Meet?

No. There are no video calls in Squool; you run the lesson in your usual app and track the schedule and money in Squool.

Is there a web version I can open in a browser?

No. Squool is a native app for iPhone, iPad, Mac (Apple silicon) and Apple Watch; there's no web, Windows or Android version.

Can my lessons show up in Google Calendar?

Yes. Turn on sync in Settings, and your schedule appears in Google or Apple Calendar and stays up to date.

Try it free for 14 days

No card required. Subscribe only once the app has proven it's worth it to you.

Download on the App Store