How it works

A class list on Monday. Teachers using it on Tuesday.

There is no content migration, because the content is yours and it stays where it is until you upload the chapter you are teaching this week.

Bring a class list
An afternoon
A spreadsheet of students and teachers, and your timetable. We import it with you on a call. There is nothing else to migrate — no content library to move, no gradebook to reconcile.
Upload your own material
Per chapter, a few minutes
Your PDFs, your worksheets, the textbook you actually teach from. This is the step that makes everything afterwards about your school rather than about schools in general.
Teachers work the way they already do
From day one
Plan a lesson, set work, take the register, mark. The AI appears as a draft inside those jobs rather than as a separate thing to remember to use.
Students and parents join by code
Under a minute each
A teacher reads an eight-character code out, or projects it. No email address needed for anyone — which matters, because most of the parents in this market do not have one they check.

What you need

• A phone or a computer with a browser. Nothing to install.
• A class list. That is the migration.
• No email addresses for students or parents — they join with a code the teacher reads out.
• A connection that works some of the time. Attendance and observation notes queue when it drops and send when it comes back.