Will our team have to configure and troubleshoot everything alone?
No. Classify is designed to be straightforward, but direct support is
included in the partnership. We can help review your setup, translate
unusual scheduling policies into the right configuration, and investigate
issues with your team. You remain in control of the timetable, but you are
not left alone with the software.
What exactly is free, and what happens afterwards?
We are selecting exactly three founding institutions to receive full access
to the Timetable Builder and Exam Management at no cost for the 2026–2027
academic year. Any school, university, or other education institution may
apply.
Selected partners work directly with our team on their real scheduling
requirements and participate in periodic feedback calls. We also ask them
to help us prepare an accurate case study and honest testimonial based on
their experience.
Nothing is published without their approval, and no student data, timetable
data, or other sensitive information is disclosed. There is no credit card
and no automatic conversion to a paid plan.
Do we need to install anything?
No. Classify runs in the browser. Any device with a modern browser and an internet connection works — there's no server to set up and nothing to back up.
Where is our data stored?
On Google Cloud in a European region, encrypted in transit and at rest. Your institution's data is isolated from every other institution on the platform. We can walk your IT team through the details on a call.
What if the solver can't find a timetable?
Then your constraints genuinely conflict, and it says so rather than returning something broken. The availability check flags most of these before you even run — comparing the availability you've entered against the teaching load you've defined. Softening one rule from hard to semi-hard usually resolves it.
Can we still edit by hand?
Yes, in both directions. You can pre-assign sessions before generating and have the solver complete the rest around them, and you can drag sessions afterwards — with an undo for the last adjustment.
What languages does the interface support?
English, French and Arabic, including right-to-left layout. Exports follow the language you're working in.
How large an institution can it handle?
Small and medium institutions solve in the browser in seconds. Larger ones use background jobs and clustered solving, which generates level by level in a cascade order you define. If you're at the top end, tell us your numbers on a call and we'll be straight with you about it.
Can we export the timetables?
Word export and direct print, scoped however you like — the current view, everything as one page per entity, or a selection of specific groups, instructors or rooms.
