One app for the whole campus
Classes, announcements, office hours, and staff communication on a deployment the school or university controls.
- Class groups
- Broadcast channels
- Lessons with a lobby
- Parent accounts
- Learning platform bots
Every class gets a group the school owns
When a school has no official channel, teachers hand out their personal numbers and students end up in unmanaged group chats. Nobody can see what is said and nobody can close a group when the year ends. On the school's own deployment, admins create the groups, decide who may join, and archive them when the term is over.
- Groups for classes, cohorts, and departments
- Communication rules decide who may message whom
- Archived from the console when the term ends
Three things a campus struggles with, and the answer to each
Teachers should not need a personal number to reach a class
Every class, cohort, and department gets a managed group on the school's own deployment. Admins create groups from the console, control who can join, and archive them when the term ends.
A notice to four hundred students becomes four hundred replies
Channels broadcast from the school to subscribers with no replies. Publish to a whole campus, a faculty, or the parents of one class, and know from the console that it was delivered.
Remote lessons mean a separate product and a lost link
Meetings start from the class group. A lobby keeps late joiners waiting until the teacher admits them, guest links bring in a visiting lecturer, and a recording lands back in the group for anyone who missed it.
Everyone on one deployment, each with the right reach
Parents can be given accounts with a role that limits them to the channels and groups relevant to their children. Students can message their class groups and their own teachers, while staff can reach anyone. And the whole thing ships as the school's own branded app in the App Store and Google Play, with the institution's name, icon, and colors.
Students
Reach their class groups and their own teachers.
Parents
See only the channels and groups for their children.
Staff
Can reach anyone, and manage groups from the console.
The features schools lean on
Bring teachers, students, and staff onto one platform.
Tell us about your institution and we will show you how classes, channels, and safeguarding rules fit together on a deployment of your own.