Gradebook

Gradebook is a desktop application for keeping a personal record of academic grades. A student enters the marks they receive and the program stores them, so results from different courses or study periods can be consulted in one place instead of being spread across paper notes and returned assignments. It is a single-purpose tool: the stated function is grade tracking, not timetabling, assignment management, or communication with an institution.

The available record describes the program only at this level, so details of the data model — how subjects, terms, or weighted averages are represented, and whether entries can be exported — are not documented here and should be checked against the project itself. Gradebook is published by Leonhard Kargl and listed for Linux only, with no packaged build indicated for other operating systems. It is released under GPL-3.0-or-later, so the source may be read, modified, and redistributed under those terms.