UnivTrack review
A free, flexible attendance tracker for students comfortable with manual entry.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
UnivTrack is a free, open-source attendance tracker for college and high-school students. It supports custom academic terms, weekly course schedules, and manual attendance marking as attended, absent, or holiday. The application calculates real-time absence statistics by course and warns when courses approach or exceed configured absence limits. Its installable progressive web app works across web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, with English and Turkish translations included. It is a practical fit for students and technical teams that want a flexible attendance tool they can access across devices.
The product’s platform coverage is a major strength. UnivTrack can be installed as an offline-capable PWA, extending access beyond a browser while keeping the same web-based model. Its documented technology stack includes Nuxt, Vue, Firebase, and Tailwind CSS, with Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore, and Vercel listed as integrations or deployment components. Academic workflows are also more configurable than a simple daily checklist: users can define term names, dates, and lengths, set weekly course schedules, review course-level absence statistics, and lock completed terms as read-only.
UnivTrack’s main trade-off is its narrow attendance workflow. Marking is manual, including bulk updates for previous weeks, so it suits users who want direct control rather than automated capture. Automatic warnings add useful monitoring, but the core record still depends on consistent user input. Technical teams and students seeking a free, open-source tracker with broad device access should consider it. Organizations needing automated attendance capture or a more institution-focused workflow should choose a product built around those requirements instead.
UnivTrack pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free and open-source with web, desktop, and mobile coverage
- Tracks absence statistics and warns near configured absence limits
- Offline-capable PWA with custom terms and weekly schedules
- Where it doesn't
- Attendance capture is manual rather than automated
- Designed as a PWA rather than a native mobile application
- Best suited to users comfortable with technical platforms
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