School management for board schools
Board-pattern results and a parent experience that matches the fees
A board school is judged on its results and, increasingly, on everything around them — the app a parent opens, the website a prospective family reads first. Report cards are built from the school’s own pattern and the parent experience runs alongside them, so neither one is the part that lets the other down.
Free for 1 year · up to 200 students · then from ₹5/student/month
What it solves
A report card built for a single board pattern breaks the moment the school also runs a second stream.
Report cards are built from the school’s own subjects, components, weightings and grades, so a CBSE section, an ICSE section and an international stream are each set up rather than forced into one template. (Exams and results)
A school competing on more than academics still hands parents a paper diary for everything else.
One parent app carries attendance, results, homework and notices under the school’s own name and colours, so the experience matches what the school charges for it. (Mobile apps)
A board school’s own website is often a brochure nobody has touched since it was built.
The public site draws its news, gallery and admissions information from the same platform the office already runs, so it changes when the school’s year does, not when someone remembers to update it. (School website)
The features they use most
- Exams and results — Exams, board-pattern report cards, online quizzes and test series, and the analysis that follows a result.
- Mobile apps — Parent, student, teacher and management apps carrying attendance, fees, results, homework, notices and the bus on the phone.
- Academics — Timetable, homework and the diary, with online classes alongside them.
- School website — The institution’s own public site, fed from the platform — news, gallery and admissions.