What it does
What it handles
1Core
Announcements
To the school, a class, a bus route or chosen children. Urgent ones pin.
2Core
Messages
One chat screen for parents, teachers and the office, with office teams like Accounts. Students use Ask a doubt instead.
3Core
Three kinds of ask
Just read, confirm with Got it, or answer Yes or No.
4Pro
Hindi on request
A circular can carry a Hindi version. Drafts can be translated.
5Core
Events and meetings
One school calendar. A holiday closes the classes it covers and everyone affected is told. Parents book a time with a teacher, or walk in. A paid event is paid online.
6Core
Notes from teachers
A teacher sends a note. The family reads it, acknowledges it and answers in the chat they already have.
Rules built in
Rules that protect you
Posting follows the postLeaders send anything. A teacher sends to the classes she teaches.
Oversight is read-onlyLeaders can open a chat to read, never to write, and every opening is recorded. A child's parents read every chat the child is in.
No private channel to a childA student asks a teacher through Ask a doubt. Both parents read every word, and the office does not. Nobody can start a chat with a student.
Words change, audience does notAfter sending, fix the text. Who it went to stays fixed.
No double remindersReminders to those who have not replied never go twice within an hour.