A time-aware schedule assistant for university students
An offline-first Android app that turns a static timetable into one live answer: what is happening now, and where to go next. Countdowns, room-aware transitions, schedule exceptions, LLM-assisted import and a home-screen widget. Ships as CampusFlow by Stayza.
CampusFlow answers one question a timetable never does: "What am I supposed to do right now, and where do I go next?" The core interaction is Open, Glance, Know, Go.
Timetables are static grids. A student at 10:56 AM does not need the whole week; they need the next class, the room, and how long until they should leave. Calendar apps get part of the way there but cannot represent free periods, room-to-room transitions or one-off exceptions without clutter.
Built with Expo and React Native in TypeScript. Schedules live in local SQLite so the app works fully offline, with optional Supabase sync. A schedule engine derives NOW/NEXT states and countdowns from the clock instead of storing them, and a native Android widget shows the next class on the home screen.
Getting a timetable in is the usual churn point, so CampusFlow ships an LLM-assisted import: run the provided prompt against a photo of your timetable in any chat app and paste the JSON back.
PlanningSep 2026
PRD v2.2 and TRD v1.1 written before code.
DevelopmentSep 2026
TestingSep 2026now
17 suites, 156 tests passing.