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Schuno

For students and apprentices

Enter a grade, see your average right away.

Schuno records your school grades and works the same way your school does — with subject weighting, a factor for every single grade, a separate core subject average and a grading scale of your choice. No account, no ads, no tracking.

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  • No sign-up
  • No tracking
  • iCloud sync
  • DE · FR · IT · EN
Schuno on the iPhone: overview with the overall average

Data Not Collected

That is Schuno's privacy label in the App Store — no data is collected.

No account

Open it and start. No sign-up, no email address, no password.

No ads

No advertising, no crash reporting, no analytics services, no third-party SDKs.

Four languages

German, French, Italian and English — including the subject names.

Features

Works the same way your school does

Not a generic grade calculator, but an app for report cards where subjects count differently and core subjects are shown separately.

Periods that match the school year

Set up a semester or a whole school year, switch between periods, mark the current one with a star and close the ones that are done.

Weight every subject on its own

Each subject carries its own weight — 0.5×, 1.0× or 2.0×, for example — and can be marked as a core subject. 18 standard subjects, or add your own.

A factor for every grade

A semester exam does not count the same as a vocabulary test. Pick 0.5×, 1.0×, 1.5×, 2.0× — or a custom factor from 0.01× to 10×.

Transparent maths

Subject, overall and core subject averages are shown separately. And every calculation is laid open instead of just asserting a result.

The exam stays with the grade

Photograph the exam sheet directly, or attach it from your photo library or as a file — and open it later straight from the app.

Trend instead of snapshot

The grade history as a curve, the subject comparison at a glance and short notes on where things currently stand out.

In three steps

How you work with it

From the empty app to a full picture of your report card — with no setup effort.

  1. 1

    Add a period

    Choose a semester or a school year, name it, set the start and end dates — with your school's grading scale. You pick the subjects in the second step, from the catalogue or as your own subject.

    All subjects with their weighting and subject average
  2. 2

    Enter your grades

    Grade, date, factor and an optional note. Before you save, Schuno shows you how your average will change.

    Adding a grade: value, factor, date and a preview of the effect
  3. 3

    Keep your average in view

    The overview, the subject list and the statistics update immediately. Subject average, overall average and core subject average are visible at all times.

    Overview with the overall average and your latest grades

And at the end of the semester: prepare the next period from the current one — the subjects carry over, the grades do not.

A subject with a goal: the distance, the goal line and the calculator

Grade goals

Tell the app where you want to get to

You can set the average you are aiming for — for every subject, for your overall average and for your core subjects. Schuno then shows how far you still have to go instead of leaving the arithmetic to you. Without a goal, the interface stays exactly as it was.

  • The distance, not mental arithmetic

    "0.11 to go until your goal" sits right inside the average card — and "Goal reached" as soon as you are there.

  • "What do I need?"

    The calculator names the grade your next exam needs. You pick the factor it should count with.

  • Goal line in the trend

    In a subject's grade trend your goal runs across the chart as a fine dashed line.

Goals are voluntary and belong to the period you set them in — they do not carry over into the next semester by themselves. The calculator gives you a bearing based on the grades you already have, not a forecast.

Grading scale

Not every school counts the same way

In Switzerland 6 is the best grade, in Germany it is 1, and in Austria the scale only reaches 5. Schuno knows all three shapes and works out averages, colours and trend lines in the right direction for each.

  • 1 to 6 - 6 is the best grade

    Switzerland, for example

  • 1 to 6 - 1 is the best grade

    Germany, for example

  • 1 to 5 - 1 is the best grade

    Austria, for example

The scale belongs to the period, not to a global setting. That matters when you change schools: grades you have already entered must not suddenly mean something else. Existing periods therefore keep their scale, and the setting applies to newly added ones.

Choosing the grading scale — by its shape, not by country

Privacy

Verifiable, not merely claimed

Schuno has no servers of its own and no analytics services. Your grades live on your device and in your private iCloud — Apple syncs them there for your other devices, and we never get to see them.

Read the privacy policy
  • No server of our own, no backend. Your data lives in the app's data folder — on your device and in your private iCloud.
  • No user account, no sign-up, no email address, no password.
  • No analytics services, no crash reporting, no advertising or tracking SDKs.
  • The app only asks for the camera and photo library when you want to attach an exam photo yourself. No access to microphone, contacts or location.
  • No in-app purchases and no subscriptions.
  • You delete your data yourself — directly in the app, including the copy in your iCloud.

The app sends nothing to us. If you tap "Contact" in the settings, all that happens is your mail app opening with our support address — nothing goes out until you send it.

A look inside

This is what Schuno looks like

Calm surfaces, clear numbers, no effects that distract from what matters.

  • Overview with the overall average and your latest grades

    Overview with the overall average and your latest grades

  • All subjects with their weighting and subject average

    All subjects with their weighting and subject average

  • A single subject in detail — every grade with its factor

    A single subject in detail — every grade with its factor

  • Adding a grade: value, factor, date and a preview of the effect

    Adding a grade: value, factor, date and a preview of the effect

  • Grade trend and subject comparison in the statistics

    Grade trend and subject comparison in the statistics

  • "What do I need?" works out the grade your next exam needs

    "What do I need?" works out the grade your next exam needs

New for the Mac

Schuno on the big screen

The same grades, built for a window: a sidebar instead of a tab bar, subject list and detail side by side, forms as pages. iCloud keeps the Mac and the iPhone in step — and the app stands on its own, too.

  • A sidebar with overview, subjects, statistics and settings
  • Subject list and detail side by side — browse grades without switching pages
  • Light, dark or the system setting — your choice, from macOS 10.15
Schuno on the Mac: subject list and maths detail side by side

Multilingual

In your language — and in your school's

Schuno speaks German, French, Italian and English. It is not only the menus that are translated, but the subject names in the catalogue as well.

The app follows your device's system language to begin with; in the settings you can pick a fixed language at any time. Grade values, factors and dates are formatted the same way in every language.

  • Deutsch

    Gesamtdurchschnitt

    de
  • Français

    Moyenne générale

    fr
  • Italiano

    Media complessiva

    it
  • English

    Overall average

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What comes up most often — answered briefly.

What does Schuno cost?

Schuno is free. There are no in-app purchases, no subscriptions and no advertising. There is no paid version with extra features either.

Do I need a user account?

No. There is no sign-up and no login. You install the app and start right away.

Where are my grades kept?

On your device in the app's protected data folder and — for syncing between your devices — in your private iCloud. They are never transferred to our servers; we do not run any.

Is my data synchronised between several devices?

Yes. Your data lives in your private iCloud and is therefore available on every device where you are signed in with the same Apple ID — on the iPhone and on the Mac alike.

Does Schuno work with other grading systems?

Most likely yes. Schuno knows three shapes: 1 to 6 with 6 as the best grade, 1 to 6 with 1 as the best grade, and 1 to 5 with 1 as the best grade. The pass mark is 4 in each case. Point-based or letter-based systems are not covered yet.

Can I set myself a grade goal?

Yes, entirely optional: for every subject, for your overall average and for your core subjects. Schuno then shows how far you still have to go, draws the goal as a fine line in the grade trend, and works out under "What do I need?" which grade your next exam needs. Without a goal, everything stays as it was.

Is Schuno something for teachers?

No. Schuno is made for students and apprentices who manage their own grades. There is no class administration, no multi-user features and no teacher portal.

Is there a dark mode?

Yes. In the settings you pick between light, dark and the system setting — independently of the rest of your iPhone or Mac. Left on the system setting, Schuno switches along with your device; on the iPhone including a dark app icon, when the Home Screen's icon appearance is set to "Dark" or "Automatic".

Which devices does Schuno run on?

On the iPhone from iOS 18.0 and on the Mac from macOS 10.15 — both share the same grades via iCloud. An Android version is in preparation.

How do I get rid of my data again?

You delete individual grades, subjects and periods directly in the app — the deletion syncs to your other devices as well. If you want to remove everything, uninstall the app and delete the Schuno data in your iCloud settings under iCloud Drive.

Slips of paper and photos on your phone have had their day

One period, a handful of subjects, your grades — and your average finally matches what ends up on your report card at the end of the semester.

Questions before you download? Write to us at [email protected]