Build next semester's schedule from your college's real sections: search a course, add the section you want, watch the week fill in, and catch conflicts before registration does. Works at 1,117 colleges. Export it to your calendar, share the link, and get a free email when a full section opens.
Yes. No account, no app, no limit. Seat alerts by email are free too.
Any of the 1,117 US colleges ClassMaxx covers. The first time anyone picks a college its class schedule is pulled, which takes about a minute; after that it's instant.
They come from your college's own class search and refresh every few minutes while anyone is watching a section at that college. The time of the last check is shown on every course.
Yes. Two sections that meet at the same time on the same day are flagged in red and in the list, so you see it before registration does.
Download the .ics file and open it; both import it as a weekly repeating event per class. The export assumes a 15-week term starting the coming Monday; adjust the dates once your registrar publishes the calendar.
The link in your address bar carries the schedule. Send it to a friend or an advisor; it opens with the same sections and current seat counts.
Add it anyway, type your email at the bottom, and ClassMaxx emails you the moment a seat opens. One email per opening, a stop link in every email.
No. Registration happens in your college's own system; the schedule maker gives you the CRNs to enter and a link to the registration page.
Sections and seat counts come from each college's public class search. ClassMaxx is not affiliated with any college; registration happens in your college's own system.
The iPhone app pushes the alert the second a seat opens, builds four ready schedules from your degree audit, and ranks sections by real grades. Free; a $4.99 Fast pass per semester makes alerts instant.