Your smart assistantfrom registration to graduation
A clash-free schedule and an alert when a new section is added to your course. Then every day: your classes, absences and grades, and whether your scholarship is safe.
Registration
Every day
GUST 547 sections339 courses184 instructors· Updated: 29 October at 19:02
Starting with GUST; more universities soon
Choose your university
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What do you want to do today?
My day
Today's classes and rooms, one-tap attendance and absences left
Degree map
Your major term by term, and what's left to graduate
Schedule builder
Every clash-free schedule in seconds
GPA & warning
Project your GPA and see where you stand on academic warning
Section alerts
A notification when a new section is added to a course you watch
My groups
Add your friends and see shared classes, who's in which section, and the free time you have together.
Grades & scholarship guard
What you need on the final, and whether your GPA is safe
My review
Cards per course, even from lecture slides, a few minutes a day
My exams
Finals dates, with a warning for clashes or back-to-back exams
Invite 3 classmates, get a month of Kullia Plus free
Share your link. When 3 classmates build their schedule or join a group, your device gets Kullia Plus for a month.
$30$100/ year−70%
Launch price until 30 November, then $100 a year
one payment by Apple Pay or card
Offer ends in
Three AI agents: a tutor for every course that marks your work and builds mock exams, a graduation planner and an English coach. Plus unlimited section alerts and the scholarship guard, in one payment a year.
- An AI tutor for every course
- Graduation planner and English coach
- Unlimited section alerts
- Scholarship guard
How Kullia works
- 1
We read the public schedules
Sections, times and instructors, plus seats where a university publishes them, come from public pages with no login.
- 2
You choose
Pick your university, major and courses, and we rank the options by fewest days on campus.
- 3
We tell you what's new
Watch a course and get a phone notification when a new section is added to it.
Guides
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FAQ
What is Kullia?
Kullia is a free planner for students at Kuwait's private universities. It shows each major's degree plan term by term, builds clash-free schedules, alerts you when a new section is added to your course, and projects your GPA against academic-warning rules.
Which universities does Kullia cover?
Right now the 1 institutions that publish their schedules publicly: GUST. That is 547 sections and 339 courses. Other universities are added one by one.
Is Kullia official?
No. Kullia is independent and not affiliated with any university or with the Private Universities Council. We read the universities' public pages, so always confirm in your university's system before registering.
Does Kullia need my university password?
Never. Kullia does not ask for or store your university password. Everything it shows is public without a login.
How much does Kullia cost?
The schedule builder, degree maps and GPA calculator are free forever. Kullia Plus costs $100 a year ($30 launch price until 30 November): three AI agents (a course tutor, a graduation planner and an English coach), unlimited alerts and the scholarship guard.
How do section alerts work at GUST?
GUST doesn't publish seat counts, so we can't tell you when a seat opens. You get an alert when a new section appears in a course you watch, once we refresh GUST's published schedule. You still register in the university's own system.