Features

Twenty-nine modules, one institution.

Every one of them has its own page. Switch on what you need — the rest stays dark and unbilled until you grow into it.

One Wednesday

It is not a suite. It is a day.

Nothing below is a separate tool, a second login, or a spreadsheet somebody keeps on their own laptop.

  1. The register is markedTwo absences; both households know before assembly.Attendance
  2. Homework is setFour learners named — only they and their guardians see it.Homework
  3. Marks are entered and lockedSent to the moderator; no card publishes until every paper has passed.Assessments
  4. A half-day leave is approvedThe afternoon shows as excused on the register, not absent.Leave
  5. A receipt is issuedSibling concession already off; the instalment plan recalculates.Fees & Invoices
  6. A commendation is recordedPoints proposed for review, and the household told once.Behaviour
One Sunday

At the Sangh, the same idea.

A pathshala morning and an office afternoon — the panchang, the register, the pledges and the families — in the same system as the school next door.

  1. Tithi and pachchakkhan go outSunrise for your own city, before anybody has to ask.Panchang
  2. The pathshala register is markedForty children, one tap each; the absent families hear by nine.Attendance
  3. Stars for the gatha learntEach child's total moves, and the teacher's list is done.Points
  4. A boli becomes a pledgeRecorded against its fund, and followed up until it is paid.Contributions
  5. A new family is registeredOne number, everyone in it, and the phone that reaches them.Families
  6. The month's board is postedRanked by attendance, the way the Sangh chose to count it.Boards & Badges
Reach

Six ways to a family. One is yours.

In-app chat
Your own
Push
To the phone
Email
To keep
WhatsApp
One of six
SMS
Always works
Notice
The quiet one

See it on your own data.

Thirty minutes, and an honest answer about whether it fits how you already work.