The real operator portal, on a sample university.

No sign-up and nothing to install. It opens in your browser with Northbridge University already loaded.

demo.timelynode.com/curriculum
The Curriculum page of the demo, listing Northbridge courses and their sessions
18courses, 42 sessions
114students, 12 cohorts
28lecturers
18rooms in 10 buildings

A five-minute walk through.

Five screens, in the order a timetabling office works through them.

  1. Curriculum

    See what was imported

    Courses, their sessions and week patterns, straight from two CSV files.

  2. People

    Block out a lecturer

    Three lecturers already have unavailable times. Add one of your own.

  3. Configure

    Read the domain as text

    The whole university as a readable file you could keep in version control.

  4. Solver

    Check, then solve

    The pre-solve summary, then a solve replayed from a real engine run.

  5. Timetable

    Look at the result

    By week, room, lecturer or course. Then open one student's own week.

What the demo is, exactly.

The interface is the product, unchanged. The data is fictional. The timetable was produced by the real engine and is replayed in your browser, so no data leaves your machine. Creating a new semester or compiling your own rules needs a sandbox, which we set up after a call.