Attendance that takes itself
RFID cards, fingerprint and face readers, or a teacher's phone. Parents get the alert before the first period ends.
Works offlineAttendance, fees, exams, timetable, transport, payroll and the compliance nobody enjoys — UDISE+, DPDP and NEP progress cards included rather than promised for a later release.
One term free · we migrate your data · no card, no contract
Nine modules that already work — not a core product with the rest sold as add-ons you discover later.
RFID cards, fingerprint and face readers, or a teacher's phone. Parents get the alert before the first period ends.
Works offlineStructures, concessions, online payment, numbered receipts, reversals that leave a trail — and a Tally export your accountant already knows how to import.
Exports to TallyNEP 2020 competencies with the child's, a classmate's, the teacher's and the family's view side by side. No totals, no rank.
NEP 2020Give it the periods each subject needs and it builds a clash-free week in seconds — and names anything that would not fit, and why.
A form on your website, every enquiry with a call booked, and a funnel that tells you which way in actually produces students.
Marks, grading scales, seating plans, hall tickets, report cards and transfer certificates — as PDFs, not print views.
Live bus position for the parent waiting at the stop, route fares, stop-wise lists, room allotment and warden contacts.
PF, ESI, professional tax and TDS computed the way the statute says, with payslips and the returns your accountant files.
Indian statutoryReadiness checks, the enrolment table and class rosters in the shape the portal wants, from the data you already keep.
Built inEvery ERP has attendance and fees. These are the parts schools discover are missing in year two.
Per-purpose consent with the evidence it was given, the right to see and correct and erase, a published grievance officer, and retention that expires on its own. Erasure keeps the academic register, because a school is required to — and tells the family in writing what was kept.
The classroom at the back of the building has no signal. A teacher marks there and it syncs later — and a nine-o'clock mark never overwrites a correction the office made at noon.
Taken nightly, restored into a scratch database and checked row by row before being called a backup. Most software writes a file and hopes.
Notices, holidays and an admission form on a public page fed by the data you already keep — so it cannot go stale the way a separate website does.
We do the tedious part. A school office should not have to become a data-entry team.
An Excel sheet, an export from your old system, or the admission register. We take it in whatever shape it is.
Classes, sections, subjects, staff, fee structures and the timetable — configured with you on a call, not left as homework.
Teachers take the register on day one. Parents get the app. Nothing else has to change at once.
No setup fee, no per-module charge, no charge for parent accounts.
Your first term with us
Most schools, after the pilot
Schools running transport and hostel
Including the awkward one.
None yet — we are opening the first pilots now. We would rather tell you that than invent a number you would eventually check. What we can do is show you every module working on real data in a half-hour call, and set your school up ourselves.
Only if something specific is wrong with the one you have. The usual reasons schools move to us are UDISE+ taking a fortnight by hand, an accountant re-keying fees into Tally, DPDP compliance nobody has started, or NEP holistic progress cards their current software has no answer for.
That is the constraint the app was designed around. A register is one screen and one tap per child, it works without a network, and a teacher never has to find a menu item to do the thing they do every morning.
Each school's data is separated at the database level; an id from one school simply does not exist in another. Consent, erasure and retention are built in rather than promised, and we do not sell anything to anybody.
You export it — students, attendance, marks, fees, everything — in formats you can open, and we delete our copy. There is no lock-in clause and no charge for leaving.
Yes. That is why the register works offline, why the parent app is small, and why the public page is plain HTML rather than something that needs a fast connection to render at all.
Half an hour on a call. Bring last term's attendance sheet and a fee structure, and we will show you the same thing running with your numbers in it.