






The Story Behind BunkMate
It started the same way it starts for every student.
A college attendance portal.
Outdated. Confusing.
Updating once in a blue moon.

So I did. That idea became BunkMate —
an app made by a hooman, for hoomans.
Why BunkMate ExistsMost college systems don't care about when attendance is updated.
They don't care about panic at 74.9%.
They definitely don't care about mental math at 2 AM.
BunkMate does.

The Honest PartTeachers don't always update attendance regularly.
So BunkMate lets you mark attendance temporarily — and resolve conflicts cleanly once official data comes in.
Because students deserve tools that understand reality.



What BunkMate actually does
No boxes. No tiles. Just features, explained the way a human would.
Better Attendance UI
Most attendance apps feel like spreadsheets pretending to be software. BunkMate doesn't.
You get a clean, intuitive interface that makes checking your attendance feel effortless — not like work.

Daily Course Attendance
Attendance isn't just a number. It's a history.
BunkMate lets you view attendance per course, per day — so you always know what happened when.

Hourly Tracking
Ever wondered "which hour" your attendance was marked? Now you don't have to.
BunkMate shows the exact hours attendance was recorded, giving you complete transparency.
Manual Marking & Conflict Resolution
Let's be real — teachers don't always update attendance on time. So BunkMate lets you mark attendance temporarily.
When official records arrive, any mismatch is flagged clearly so you can resolve it without stress.

Smart Conflict Detection
This is the safety net of BunkMate.
It compares your manual marks with official records and highlights every conflicting entry — so nothing slips through the cracks.

BunkMate isn't about skipping more classes.
It's about skipping smarter.
Built by a student.
Open to students.
BunkMate is open source.
If it helped you, help it grow.

If BunkMate saved your attendance once,
a star helps it reach more students.

Want your own version?
Experiment. Improve.
Break things responsibly.

Fix bugs. Improve UI.
Make the bunking math even smarter.








