Plan by drag and drop
- Drag sections into your week.
- See a clash before you drop.
- See sections that fit, right away.
A browser extension that turns the KMITL course search into a drag and drop weekly timetable planner.
Free and open source. Also for Edge, Brave and Opera.
The web version is in development, with no release date yet.

KCP merges the repeats into one entry per section.
| Listed under | Subject id | Subject | Section | Day and time | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Civil Engineering, year 4 Listed under 4 curricula | 90592008 | TODAY'S THAI SOCIETY | 901 Lecture | Fri 09:00-12:00 | 62/80 |
| Civil Engineering, year 4 Listed under 3 curricula | 90592033 | ACTIVE AGING SOCIETY | 901 Lecture | Fri 08:00-10:00 | Full |
| Civil Engineering, year 4 Listed under 3 curricula | 90592033 | ACTIVE AGING SOCIETY | 902 Practice | Fri 10:00-12:00 | Full |
| Industrial Engineering, year 4 Listed under 3 curricula | 90592004 | CONTEMPORARY CULTURE | 901 Lecture | Fri 13:00-16:00 | 85/90 |
Each section is listed once.
Two subjects on different days can share an exam slot. KCP will not add a section whose exam clashes.

Sized for sharing, phone wallpapers or A4 print.


Changed times and rooms show beside the old ones, and nothing is removed for you.

No account, no server of its own, no tracking. KCP only reads public course data.
The web version is in development, with no release date yet.
Version 1.4.0, MIT license. View the source on GitHub.
No. KCP is an independent tool built by a student and is not endorsed by KMITL.
No. KCP is for planning only. You still register on the registration site.
Not yet. Chrome on phones does not support extensions. The web version in development is planned to work without installing.
Yes. KCP reads the same course data as the registration site, so it covers every faculty and curriculum.