Sirius App
2022
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A school dashboard app — timetable, notices, and class info in one place. Started at Gifted Education Center.
What it was
Sirius (학교 정보를 한눈에 — “school info at a glance”) was a school life app I built at Gifted Education Center. The idea: one place for timetable, announcements, and whatever else you need between classes, instead of juggling three different apps and a KakaoTalk thread.
The original target was a native Swift app with a Python backend for scraping/processing school data. What’s on GitHub is the web prototype: sirius-web, a Next.js + Tailwind dashboard.
The web prototype
I built it on StackBlitz and exported it to GitHub. The homepage is about as simple as a grid layout gets:
- Header: Sirius + tagline
- Profile card (avatar, name, school — hardcoded to 이대부속초등학교 in the demo)
- 3×3 grid of numbered tiles (
01–09) — placeholders for timetable, lunch, homework, etc.
Settings and logout links are… rickrolls. (youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ.) I was 13.
Stack: Next.js pages router, Tailwind CSS, no backend wired up in the public repo. It was more UI mockup than functional product at this stage.
Earlier versions
Before the Next.js prototype, I also built presentation materials for a fuller school-info app concept — timetable views, lunch menus, notice boards. Screenshots from that iteration:
What happened next
Sirius didn’t ship as a standalone app, but the idea clearly stuck — years later I rebuilt the same concept as TimeforSchool (notice board + timetable + lunch API + MCP) and SchoolWatch (watchOS client). Same problem, better stack, actually deployed.
The Sirius name, grid-dashboard concept, and “school info at a glance” pitch are basically the ancestor of everything school-related on this site.
Made at Gifted Education Center, 2022.