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The screens

What a parent sees, and what a child sees

One school, two logins. A parent signs in with their email and follows every child; a child signs in with their Child ID and does the work. These are the real screens of the app on a phone, filled with a sample family: Meera Rao and her daughter Aanya in Level 2.

Sample data. Names, marks and the timetable are made up for this page; nothing here is a real child's record.

For the parent

Follow every child from one login

Admission, the day's classes, attendance, assignments and marks for each child, read-only. The child does the answering on their own login.

  • See each child's admission, Child ID and login card
  • Follow today's classes and the week ahead
  • Read the teacher's note after each class
  • Check attendance month by month, per subject
  • Read every assignment and its marks
  • See how well each topic is known
  • Register another child, or ask for access to one
  • The parent's home screen: Aanya's admission with all five steps done, her Child ID, and the login card
    HomeEach child's admission at a glance: the five steps, the Child ID to share with the other parent, the login card and receipts. Register another child or ask for access to one.
  • The parent's Today screen: morning prayer at 8:00 with what to keep ready and a Join class button
    TodayThe child's classes in order with the time, the teacher, what to keep ready, and the Join button that opens ten minutes before class.
  • The parent's week view: Monday 2 November with morning prayer and Bharatiya Ganita both finished
    This weekThe whole week day by day, finished classes ticked, and any change of time shown where it happens.
  • Yesterday's classes, all finished, with the teacher's note on the Ganita class: what was practised and the homework
    After the classYesterday, every class ticked off, with the teacher's note of what was done and the homework set.
  • The parent's timetable screen: Level 2 Saraswati batch, Monday and Tuesday with morning prayer, Bharatiya Ganita and Samskritam
    TimetableThe batch's weekly timetable: morning prayer, each subject, its time and its teacher, and the class teacher's name.
  • The parent's attendance screen: November 2026, 100 percent, 6 of 6 classes attended, broken down by subject
    AttendanceMonth by month: classes attended overall and per subject, as marked by each class's teacher after the class.
  • The parent's assignments screen: one to do, one marked
    AssignmentsWhat the teachers have set, in three lists: to do, waiting for marks, marked. The parent reads along; the child answers on their own login.
  • One assignment as the parent sees it: Fractions practice, due Friday 5 pm, 3 questions, not sent yet
    One assignmentThe due date, the number of questions, the late-work rule, and whether the child has sent it.
  • The parent's results screen: strong in Fractions, 4.5 of 5 marks, with bars for remembering, understanding and using what you know
    ResultsHow well the child knows each topic, by kind of thinking: remembering, understanding, using what you know. It fills in as work is marked.
  • A marked assignment as the parent sees it: Number names quiz, 4.5 of 5, 90 percent, with the teacher's comment
    A marked assignmentThe marks, the percentage, the teacher's comment, and how each topic went in that piece of work.
  • The enrolment page: Aanya Rao enrolled, Child ID, the five steps ticked, and the child's details as submitted
    EnrolmentThe enrolment form as submitted, the five steps, the Child ID and the receipts. Once the school has checked it, changes go through the school.
  • The parent's More menu: My children, Assignments, Book kit, Clubs and activities, My requests, Messages
    MoreMy children, Assignments, Book kit, Clubs and activities, My requests, and Messages when it opens.
  • The book kit screen: the books sent home and study material, with a search box and a subject filter
    Book kit design previewThe books sent home and the study material from the school, searchable by subject. Shown with sample content; it connects to the school's records next.

For the student

The child's own login

Aanya signs in with her Child ID and the password her parent set. Her screens are about doing: join the class, answer the assignment, see the marks.

  • Join each class with one tap when it opens
  • See what to keep ready before class
  • Answer assignments: choose, type, photo or voice
  • Send work and see it marked, question by question
  • Know which topics are strong and which need practice
  • Check attendance and the weekly timetable
  • The student's home screen: Good morning, today's morning prayer at 8:00 with what to keep ready and a Join class button that opens at 7:50
    HomeGood morning: today's classes in order, what to keep ready, and the Join button that opens ten minutes before the class.
  • The student's timetable: Level 2 Saraswati, Monday with morning prayer, Bharatiya Ganita and Samskritam
    My timetableThe weekly timetable and this week's classes, with each subject's teacher.
  • The student's attendance: November 2026, 100 percent, 6 of 6 classes, by subject
    My attendanceHow many classes the child was there for, overall and per subject, month by month.
  • The student's assignments: Fractions practice to do, Number names quiz marked 4.5 of 5
    AssignmentsTo do, waiting for marks, marked. Open one to answer it, or to see the marks.
  • Answering an assignment: question 1, Which of these is a half, 1 mark, topic Fractions, choose one answer; 0 of 3 answered, answers are kept as you go
    AnsweringEach question with its marks and topic. Choose, type, take a photo or record a voice note; answers are kept as you go, then sent with one tap.
  • The student's marks screen: strong in Fractions, 4.5 of 5 marks, with bars by kind of thinking
    My marksHow well you know each topic, by kind of thinking, with the pieces of marked work underneath.
  • A marked assignment: Number names quiz, 4.5 of 5, 90 percent, teacher's comment Lovely, clear thinking
    A marked assignmentThe marks, the percentage, the teacher's comment, and what went well.
  • Marks question by question: the answer given, 1 of 1 full marks, marked by the computer, and the right answers
    Each answerQuestion by question: the answer given, the marks, who marked it, and the right answer where the teacher chose to show it.
  • The tests screen: a unit test coming up with a Join test button that opens ten minutes before the start
    Tests design previewLive tests set by the teachers, a practice test to try first, and a Join button that opens ten minutes before. Shown with sample content; live tests are the next feature.
  • The student's More menu: Tests, My books, My attendance, Clubs and activities, My requests, Messages, My profile
    MoreTests, My books, My attendance, Clubs and activities, My requests, Messages, and My profile.

Not on this page

What else the school runs on

  • The teacher's screens. Their day, roll call, the assignment builder and marking, and each student's growth profile.
  • The school office. Admissions, the enrolment queue, batches and timetables, holidays, attendance across the school.
  • Coming next. Live tests, messages between home and school, clubs and activities, the book kit tied to each child's level.
  • On a computer. Every screen here also works on a laptop, where the bottom bar becomes a side menu.

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