Attendance, fees, results and parent messages. Written in Malé, for schools and tuition centres here.
First month free. No card, nothing to cancel.
Mark the register on a phone, between periods, in about thirty seconds.
Who has paid, who has not, and how far behind they are.
Enter marks once. Report cards stay in draft until you say otherwise.
Reach families where they actually read things, which is not email.
PowerSchool and the rest are good software for a district with an IT department. A two hundred pupil school on an island is not who they were designed for, and the price and the support both show it.
The international systems bill per student per year, in dollars, and a licence renews whether you grew or shrank. This is one monthly price in rufiyaa. Adding staff never costs more.
One developer, in Malé. When something breaks in the middle of term you call him, in your timezone, and he already knows your school.
They sign in with a mobile number and get their code over WhatsApp. Every parent portal that assumes email quietly goes unused here, and an unused portal is worse than none.
Import the student spreadsheet the office has been running on. No data-entry project, no consultant, no six-week onboarding.
A teacher cannot open another teacher's class. A parent cannot open another family's child. That wall is in the database, not the screen.
Enrol a student, get the parent’s code in the same step. Chase fees, send notices, see everything.
Their own classes and nothing else. Take the register, enter marks, done.
One child. Their attendance, their results, their fees. Not the class list.
Nobody is handed a password. The school gives out a short code and the person picks their own.
Whatever shape it is in. Most schools are running on it by the end of the same afternoon.