Мой дневник for iPhone

The good stuff

When it does work, it’s pretty straightforward. You get real-time updates on grades, homework, attendance - all in one place. No more digging through emails or calling teachers to check if the math assignment was due yesterday. The interface is clean, nothing flashy, but it gets the job done. If you’re in Novosibirsk Oblast or one of those other regions listed, and your school’s connected, it’s probably a solid way to stay in the loop without chaos.

The not-so-good

And here’s the kicker: it’s only available in like ten Russian regions. That’s it. If you’re outside those areas, you’re out of luck. And even if you are, there’s no indication of what’s missing from the app - no way to test it, no public reviews from actual users beyond the App Store’s two-star rating. Also, no info on the developer, no license details, no downloads count. Feels sketchy. It’s not free either, though pricing isn’t listed. Plus, the app doesn’t seem to do much beyond showing data - no reminders, no calendar sync, no notes section. Just raw info. Compared to something like Toca Life World, which has 4.4 stars and millions of downloads, this feels like a ghost town.

Bottom line

If your school is part of the BARS.Education system and you’re in one of those supported regions, then sure, download it. But otherwise? Skip it. There’s no point. It’s not even a decent alternative to a simple Google Sheet or Notes folder with your kid’s schedule. For most people, it’s a non-starter. Don’t waste your time or storage space.