Your whole section. One schedule.
Schedules, to-dos, suspensions, and announcements — entered once by your officers, instantly up to date for everyone.
NOW
Science
8:00–9:00 AM · Room 204
Schedule
To-dos- Announcements
Reviewers
Everything your class needs
Bite-sized, and the same on every classmate's phone.
Shared schedule
Type it once, and the whole class sees the change.
MonTueWed · SuspendedThuAnnouncements
Straight from your officers, so nobody misses it.
NEWWear PE uniform tomorrow- Coming soon
Class funds
See what's been collected, spent, and what's left — plus exactly what you still owe.
Collected₱8,400Spent₱5,250You owe₱100 Shared to-dos
One list. Everyone checks off their own.
3 of 4 done
REVIEWERSPractice on last quarter's quizzes
One classmate types in a past assessment. Your whole section can practice on it before the exam. Try one.
Photosynthesis takes place mainly in the mitochondria of plant cells.
Pick an answer
How it works
STEP 1
Officers set it up
An officer creates your section and enters the timetable, subjects, and officers once. It takes a few minutes, and nobody has to type it again.
STEP 2
Everyone stays in sync
Classmates join with a section code and see schedule changes, to-dos, and announcements the moment an officer posts them. Everyone works from the same info.
STEP 3
No more chasing group chats
Suspensions, deadlines, and announcements all live in one place. No more scrolling the group chat for the one message that mattered.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install anything?
No app store needed. markd installs straight from your browser as a PWA, and works offline for anything you've already loaded.
What happens when classes are suspended?
An officer marks the day suspended once, and every classmate sees the banner instantly. No group chat needed.
What can officers do?
Officers manage the timetable, announcements, and join requests for their permission areas — admin, content, suggestions, or members.
Does markd work offline?
Your schedule, to-dos, and announcements are cached, so you can still check them with spotty or no data.