Less admin, more teaching.
Ask any teacher what they didn't sign up for, and the list is long — re-entering the same attendance twice, building a lesson plan from scratch at 10 PM, chasing down which student is quietly falling behind. None of that is teaching. School Digitalised is built to shrink that list, so the hours you do have go to the part of the job you actually trained for.
Built around a teacher's actual week.
Planning, teaching, grading and following up — the four things a teaching week is actually made of, each one made faster without taking your judgment out of the loop.
A 360° view of every student
Attendance, grades, engagement and AI-flagged risk signals in one profile — so nothing slips through unnoticed.
AI-driven lesson plan builder
Turn a topic into a full interactive lesson plan in minutes — it learns your teaching style, so the plan still sounds like you, just built faster.
Grade in minutes, not evenings
Auto-graded quizzes and rubric-based marking that still leaves room for your comments.
Attendance in one tap
Digital attendance that syncs automatically with the ERP — no separate register to maintain.
A shared plan library
See what colleagues in your department have built, and build on it instead of starting from zero.
One thread with parents
Reply to a parent's question from the same screen as the gradebook, with full context already in front of you.
Plans, drafted
The AI builder has next week's lessons roughed out over the weekend.
Grading, done early
Auto-graded quizzes clear most of the pile before lunch.
A flag appears
The 360° view surfaces a student quietly slipping on fractions.
A parent reply
One message, answered from the same screen as the gradebook.
Week wrapped
Attendance, grades and plans are already logged — nothing to catch up on Monday.
A Thursday, before first period
Most of a teacher's real work happens before the first bell and after the last one. Here's what that invisible half of the day looks like.
A quick check on 12B
The 360° view shows three students trending down on recent quizzes — flagged before they fall further behind, not after a parent calls asking why.
A lesson plan, already drafted
The AI builder turned today's topic into a full plan overnight, styled the way this teacher usually structures a class — a five-minute edit, not a from-scratch build.
Attendance, marked and synced
Marked in a few taps on the way to the podium — parents of absent students are notified automatically, no separate step required.
Grading, mostly done already
Auto-graded quizzes leave only the short-answer questions for a human read — a fraction of the usual evening pile, and the part worth actually reading closely.
"A great teacher's time shouldn't be spent competing with a spreadsheet."
See it from another seat
The same data looks different from a management view or a parent's phone. Here's the rest of the picture.
Students
A school day that makes sense, plus an AI coach built on concept-graph technology.
See the Students pageManagement
The whole school, from admissions to alumni, on one live dashboard.
See the Management pageParents
A curated weekly review of how your child is doing — not a data dump.
See the Parents pageCommon questions
A few things people usually want to know.
Do I have to use the AI lesson builder?
No — it's there to speed up planning when you want it, but every plan is fully editable, and building from scratch is always still an option.
How much time does the 360° view actually save?
It replaces checking three separate places — attendance, gradebook and quiz results — with one profile per student.
Can I control what parents see from my messages?
Parent messaging stays scoped to your own classes and students — you're not exposed to the whole school's inbox.