Wilma

Visma Aquila Oy

About this app

Visma’s official Wilma app is essential for teachers, students, and guardians alike. The functions needed for the daily basic use of Wilma are at your fingertips!

The Wilma app lets you read and write messages and view the schedule, homework, exams, lesson notes, and announcements. Guardians can verify absences and notify of their child's absences in advance.

The app works without a separate login once you have added a user account.
- The easiest way to add a user account is by logging into Wilma with a computer browser, scanning the QR code with your phone in the app, and entering your Wilma password.
- Alternatively, you can add a user account manually by selecting your municipality's or school's Wilma in the app and entering your username and password.

If you have multiple Wilma accounts, you can add them all to the app — you get all the information conveniently in one place, even if you have Wilma accounts from different municipalities or educational institutions.

Features:
- Get notified about new messages and lesson notes
- Read and write messages
- Read announcements
- View your schedule
- See course information: homework, exam dates, and lesson notes
- Handle absences individually and in bulk
- Report absences in advance
- Book care times in early childhood education (in municipalities that have purchased this service)
- Support for offline mode: if a network connection is unavailable, you can still check your schedule, read messages, and more.

The app does not include all the functions featured in the web browser version of Wilma.

Ratings and reviews

It's pretty good, I have never had any issues with it. The only thing that needs to be improved is the UI, it's not very polished and looks decent. It's not terrible but there is room for some improvement.

android 16 is out but wilma adds support for 15 , nice. also damn , add support for material you themed icon, that's crazy such app and doesn't have themed icon

In the English translation of the app, in Lesson Notes>Click on an absence note: the button reads "Clear." That is a very wrong word to use in English UIs, because the word means "tyhjennä" in any normal instance. It literally means to clear the window, not "Sort out" or "Clear up". Better choices could be "Correct" "Sort out", or work with an English speaking copywriter to find you better Microcopy, please. The whole app could use such a service. Also, please add "Give feedback" in the app.

What’s new

- You can now see the lesson topic under Homework section of the course or group
- Minor user interface improvements
- Bug fixes and performance improvements