Attendance Tracker

How to use this

Everything you need, in the order you need it

Attendance Tracker

Days you can miss
Subjects
Timetable (by day order)
Periods per day order
Your college runs a rotating day order cycle, not a fixed weekly timetable — the same weekday can be a different day order each week. This grid holds how many periods of each subject fall on day orders I–VI. It is already filled in from your timetable sheet.
College calendar
Which day order falls on which date
Tap any date to set its day order. Sundays and known holidays start switched off.
No calendar photo yet. Upload a photo of your college calendar sheet to keep it next to the grid while you tap in the day orders.
Your college calendar photo
Tap the photo to zoom in. This is a reference copy for you to read from — I do not read it automatically, because misreading a roman numeral would hand you the wrong bunk budget with no warning.
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Paste from your college PDF instead
Paste one month, or several in a row (e.g. your whole August + September sheet at once). A month name on its own line, or the date just rolling from 31 back to 1, is enough for me to tell where each one starts.
Only used for the first line, if it has no month name of its own.
Every date as a list
Update from the LMS
Paste your attendance table
1
Open the college LMS and log in Open my LMS ↗
Username is your roll number. Password is set by the college.
2
Go to Menu → Attendance → Student Attendance Subject View
3
Select the whole page and copy it
On a laptop: Ctrl+A then Ctrl+C. On a phone: long-press the table, Select all, then Copy.
4
Come back here, paste it below, press Read table
Setup
Dates, threshold & subjects
The date your attendance is frozen for exam eligibility. Everything is planned back from here.
%
Add a subject manually
Add an expense
Spent today & every day
Balances
How to save
This month
Analysis
Where it went
Where money came from
Every expense
Accounts
Your accounts & savings pots
Name these after whatever you actually use — cash, GPay, PhonePe, a bank account, a metro card, an ATM card. Anything listed under Spending becomes a “Paid with” option when you log an expense.
Spending
Savings
A savings pot is money you are not spending yet. Each one pays across into a spending account when you press Take — choose which one below.
Categories
Your categories & monthly limits
Rename anything that does not fit, add your own, and set an optional monthly limit on each. Limits are optional — leave blank for no cap.
Where money comes from
These are the sources you pick when you press Add on an account — pocket money, a gift, a refund. Same idea as spending categories, just for money arriving.
Setup
Budget & travel cost
₹
Your total for the month. Leave blank to just track spending with no limit.
₹
Your daily round trip to college. This is projected across the class days still left in your attendance calendar, so you can see what travel will cost for the rest of term — and exactly what a day off saves you. Set it to 0 if you would rather not see that. Balances are set from the Balances panel at the top.
Your access
Your code & how long it lasts