Quick enough to use between periods
Adding a lesson takes a few seconds: tap a free hour in the week grid, pick the student, save. Regular students get “Repeat Weekly” once and then appear every week on their own.
Home Screen widgets show your next lessons at a glance, and a reminder arrives before each one with the student's name and time. On Apple Watch you can see who's next while you walk out of the building.
Know what tutoring adds to your salary
Squool's month ring splits your private-lesson income into earned, due, upcoming and lost. Tap a student to see what they paid and what they still owe. Compare one month with the next and you'll know whether the extra evenings are worth it.
Each student has a balance: when a parent pays for several lessons at once, add it with “Add Funds” and the lessons are paid automatically, oldest first.
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Your school calendar, built in
Winter break, spring break, the summer off: set a vacation for those dates and every lesson in them is cleared from your schedule automatically. A student who stops for exam season can be paused on their own. Money paid in advance isn't lost — it goes toward the lessons after the break.
When a family changes its after-school plans, change the time for “This & Future” lessons in one step.
For private lessons, not for your classes
Squool isn't a gradebook or a school system. There are no grades, class rosters, school attendance or parent portal, and it doesn't connect to your school's accounts. It's a personal tool for the private lessons you give on your own, and it stays separate from your school work.
If you tutor a small group of students from different classes, a group lesson lets each of them have their own price, with payments and missed lessons tracked separately.
Evenings on the couch
Planning next week usually happens late. Squool has a calm dark theme, and the iPad and Mac versions show the whole week with full names and amounts on one screen. Everything syncs between iPhone, iPad and Mac through your own iCloud — no account, no password.
Private, and free for 14 days
Your students' names, schedules and payments are stored on your device and in your personal iCloud; the developer can't see them. If your private lessons already live in Google Calendar, Squool can import the students and recurring lessons. Try it with full access for 14 days, no card needed.
Questions and answers
Is there an app for teachers to track private tutoring income?
Yes. Squool shows what your private lessons earned this month, what's still due and what was lost to cancellations, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.
Can I use Squool for my school classes?
It isn't made for that. Squool has no gradebook, rosters or school attendance; it's for private lessons you give on your own.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Squool uses your own iCloud to sync between your devices, with no sign-in or password.
Will Squool remind me before a private lesson?
Yes. You get a notification before each lesson with the student's name and time; a group lesson gets one reminder.
Can I take the summer off without deleting students?
Yes. Set a vacation for the summer dates and the lessons are cleared automatically; prepaid money stays on students' balances for the autumn.
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