Qupil 2.0 is on its way
Qupil 1.4.1 keeps running as usual. Behind the scenes, though, a completely new version is taking shape – for the first time also for Android, iPhone and iPad. Stay tuned!
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2.0Qupil 2.0 is on its way – now for your phone, too
Management software for instrumental teachers
Student data, lesson notes, timetable, concerts and instruments in one place. Free and open source.
Windows · macOS · Linux — version 2.0 also for Android, iPhone and iPad
Features
Everything that comes with teaching
Student data management
Contacts, instruments, lesson times and birthdays.
Lesson documentation
Notes for every lesson and the complete history of every student.
Help with lesson preparation
Pieces in progress, music library with lending, daily overview as PDF.
Concert planning
Put programmes together and find students ready to perform.
Timetable overview
The week at a glance, also as a printable PDF.
Instrument management
Rental instruments, next size and instrument list.
Various reminders
At program start, for every lesson or for a specific student.
News
What’s happening at Qupil
Qupil 1.4.1 released
The metronome now starts and stops with the space bar. The new version also fixes a few bugs from 1.4.
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From everyday teaching
"Qupil makes it extremely easy for me to keep track of my entire timetable, the individual students, and their respective lesson content. The setup and handling is very concise and intuitive, and it has nice internal additional features like the metronome. I do not want to miss this program in my class."
Michael SchrantDrums teacher, Haselünne"Thanks to Qupil, the previous chaos of paper notes finally comes to an end. Lesson preparation, concert planning, literature selection and more now everything at a glance. I never forget which student just needs new notes, strings or an instrument, because I can look it up anytime, anywhere. This also benefits the quality of my teaching."
Wanja BrinkmannViolin teacher, Lingen"Qupil is so clearly structured that all functions are self-explanatory when trying out. Thanks to the practical music library tool, I created an inventory catalogue of my entire teaching literature in a flash. Now I always know which student I borrowed my sheet music. If I need to look something up, I immediately have the comprehensive history of each student ready at hand. Yet, during the lessons, I still prefer paper notes. No problem at all: conveniently integrated in the program, many overviews can be created and printed in PDF format. For example, the "daily schedule" containing the last notes for each individual student as well as a blanc spot for new notes."
Catherine BöingPiano teacher, Münster"Since using Qupil, it has become easier to keep order in lesson planning. All lesson contents of a student, whether from the last 4 weeks or from the last years, are instantly available in a structured manner and can be understood at a glance. In addition a user-friendly program interface, which allows a quick input "by the way". A great relief for lesson planning and documentation!"
Rolf MäusbacherGuitar teacher, Meppen