Features

A teacher's home is a work surface, not a wall of charts. Today's periods run in order — including any class handed over as cover — with the one running now marked and a countdown to the next. Four counters cover classes today, work waiting to be marked, absences across the classes on your own timetable, and exams tomorrow. One queue merges homework, worksheets and student-logged tasks into a single oldest-first marking list that prints how long each has been waiting, and a seven-day outlook lists exams, school events and homework falling due. Alongside those: exam averages for each class you are class teacher of with the change since the previous published exam of the same type, syllabus coverage for every class on your timetable, the drafts you left unfinished across worksheets, lesson plans, weekly plans, slides and question papers, the documents you last opened, and a launcher for the tools you use daily. Any section can be reordered or switched off from Customize Workspace, and the arrangement is saved to the teacher's account, so it is the same on every device they sign in on.

Assign, submit and grade homework online. AI suggests a realistic time estimate, library resources can be attached, and a class-representative can propose homework that the teacher approves before it goes live.

Larger graded tasks with clear deadlines, file submissions, marks and feedback — all tracked in one place.

Mark attendance from a fast roster, view per-period and per-term summaries, and trigger automatic alerts to parents when a child is absent.

AI-generated practice sheets for lower primary, built against the CDC curriculum for the grade and chapter you choose, across thirteen item types — multiple choice, match, count-and-write, ordering, tracing, colouring and more, in English, Nepali or both. Print them for paper, or let students tap through an auto-graded on-screen version; photo submissions are checked and annotated by AI before the teacher confirms the grade.

Give a subject, grade, topic and period length and get a classroom-ready lesson plan in minutes — measurable objectives, warm-up, guided and independent practice, assessment, closure, materials, vocabulary, homework and differentiation. Plans are grounded in the CDC and NEB books loaded for your school, so the sequence follows what the chapter actually teaches, and a weekly view builds several periods that carry on from each other. Every plan names the chapter and page it drew on, stays fully editable, and saves to the teacher's own library by subject and grade.

Build the weekly timetable on a clean period grid driven by the school's bell schedule, with automatic detection of teacher clashes across sections.

Mark a teacher absent and that day's affected classes appear at once, alongside the teachers who are free in each period. Assign cover directly, or send a request that notifies every free teacher until one accepts.

Upload PDFs, Word files, text or photos of a book — several at once, with preview and crop — and AI turns them into a course, a lesson, syllabus chapters, study notes, a past paper or a mock test. Scanned pages are read with AI vision (OCR) and the extracted text stays editable right up until you publish.

A home for each subject: a syllabus tracker that shows progress chapter by chapter, paired with a vault of resources tied to those chapters.

Chapters belong to a grade and are shared by every section of it, so what has actually been taught is recorded per class. A teacher picks the subject, the grade and one section, then ticks off the chapters that class has been taught; each tick stores the date and the name of the teacher who made it, so two teachers sharing a class build one record between them rather than two. Give a chapter a target date and the page reads the pace back — On track, Needs attention (naming every chapter now past its date), or “No target dates set” when nothing carries a date at all. That third state is deliberate: with nothing stated to measure against, a class is never called on track on the strength of no evidence. The next scheduled exam for that subject and grade is shown alongside with the days remaining, and every class on a teacher's timetable appears with its coverage on their home screen.

A shared store of notes, slides, documents and references that teachers can upload once and attach anywhere across the platform.