Attendance, marked before the first bell
Attendance is the job that has to happen every single morning, so it is built to take under a minute — and at month end the register is already written.
Class 5-A, marked in one pass
Today, without it
The register only tells the truth once a month.
A paper register is marked in class and totalled in the office weeks later. By the time anyone counts it, the month is gone — and the parent who asks why their child was marked absent on the 14th has to be told to come back tomorrow.
How it works
Four steps, then it runs itself.
- STEP 1
Mark the section present
One action sets the whole roll. Then change only the few who are not.
- STEP 2
Or call the roll from a phone
A teacher standing in front of the class taps one student at a time. It works on the phone in their pocket.
- STEP 3
The month totals itself
No adding up at the end. Percentages per student and per section are already there.
- STEP 4
Export the register
A month, a section, a PDF — the same shape as the book it replaces, for your records.
What it removes
Four jobs that stop existing.
- Counting a month of attendance by hand
- Chasing teachers for a register that is still in a classroom
- Not knowing a class is slipping until the term ends
- Rewriting the register when a page is spoiled
Who touches it
And what each of them sees.
- Teacher
- Marks their own sections, from a phone.
- Admin
- Sees every section, and who has not marked yet.
- Parent
- Sees their own child’s attendance, nothing else.
Next
These two sit right beside it.
One record per child, admission to leaving
Every child has one record. Admission numbers are issued for you, so two clerks can never hand out the same one. Open a student and the whole history is there.
StudentsThe questions a head actually asks
Who has not paid, and for how long. Where attendance is slipping. How each section did in the last exam. Whether enrolment is going up or down. Each one is a screen, not a request to the office.
ReportsBook a demo
See it against your own school.
We set the demo up with your class names in it, so you are looking at your school rather than a sample one.