A student scans their ID. They are marked Arrived and their parent is told. Nobody types a thing.

Choose Kindergarten, Primary or Secondary. Your classes appear on their own.
Upload the student list you already keep in a spreadsheet.
Add your staff and say what each one does.
Print the ID cards. We create them for you, automatically and free.
Your gatekeeper opens the app at the gate and scans students in and out.
Parents are told, and the register fills in, on its own.
Nobody types an attendance list or sends a parent a message.
The gate opens. The gatekeeper signs in on the phone at the gate.
A student arrives. One scan. They are marked Arrived and their parent is told.
Someone is late. They are marked late, not on time, and their parent is told.
Who did not come. Parents of students who have not arrived are told. The head sees how many.
Approvals. The head approves visits and staff leave from their phone, in one tap.
A visitor arrives. They booked ahead. They are scanned in with their pass, and the person they came to see is told.
A trip sets off. Students are counted onto the bus, and parents follow every stop.
Home time. Students are scanned out and their parents are told.
Anyone still at school? The head sees every student who did not scan out. Boarders are counted at night roll-call.
An emergency. One tap starts a roll-call of everyone on school grounds.
Found by name and let in. Their parent is still told.
Marked late, not on time. Their parent is told.
A cancelled ID or a banned visitor is refused at the gate.
Scanning carries on. Every scan keeps its real time and is sent when the network is back.
A teacher cannot open another class. A parent sees their own children and nobody else’s.
The scanner, and a way to find a student who has no ID.
Their own class: who arrived and who is absent. And their timetable.
The whole school live on one screen, and the approvals waiting for them.
Who is expected today, visitors on school grounds, deliveries and visit requests.
Sign-outs, night roll-call and nights away.
Their own children only. News from the school comes one way: parents cannot reply.
Your first term is free. See how it works day to day, and hear what parents say about it, before you decide.