A log that takes seconds
Tap through meals, nappies, naps and mood for a child. It reaches their parents instantly, with no writing-up later.
The teacher app
Log the day without leaving the room.
Meals, naps, mood, attendance and photos, captured one-handed while it happens, not written up at the end of a shift. Parents get it the moment you save it, so there are fewer questions at the door.
What it replaces
The record of a child's day usually lives in three places, none of them designed for a room full of toddlers.
- The paper diary written up after the children leave, when the details have faded
- The clipboard by the door that only one person can hold at a time
- The camera roll on a personal phone that never quite reaches the parents
- The end-of-day handover that depends on catching the right adult at pickup
What teachers get
Built for one hand and a busy room
Every action is a few taps, because a tool that needs two hands and a desk does not get used while you are with the children.
The register in a tap
Mark your class present or absent from your phone, and the office sees it the moment it is taken.
Photos and learning materials
Upload straight from the room and tag the children. The photo follows each child, so parents only ever see their own.
Events for your class
Create a trip, a show or a parents' evening for your room, in list or calendar view, without going through the office.
Reply without giving out your number
Answer a parent from inside the app. The conversation stays scoped to their child, and your personal number stays yours.
Your classes and children
Everyone in your room on one screen, with the profile, allergies and pickup notes you need actually to hand.
Why teachers stay on it
Less admin, more time with the children
A tool only earns its place in the room if it gives time back rather than taking it.
- No writing up the day after the children have gone
- One-handed on a phone, in the moment, in the room
- Fewer doorstep questions, because parents were already told
- Biometric sign-in, so no password to type between activities
- Your phone number never leaves your phone
Questions
What teachers ask on day one
How long does it take a teacher to learn?
Minutes. The teacher app is one screen per task with large tap targets, built for someone standing in a room rather than sitting at a desk. Most teachers log their first full day without training.
Does it work if the room's wifi drops?
The app is a PWA that keeps working through a brief drop and sends what you entered once the connection is back, so a weak signal in a far corner of the building does not lose a log.
Do parents see my phone number?
No. Teachers reply to parents from inside the app, and personal phone numbers are never shown. Each conversation is tied to a single child, so a message never reaches the wrong family.
How do photos reach the right parents?
You tag the children in a photo, and each parent sees only the photos their own child appears in, plus untagged group photos from that child's current class. Nothing is posted to a shared public feed.
What devices does it run on?
Any modern phone or tablet, iOS or Android, plus the browser on a desktop. There is nothing to install from an app store; teachers open it like a website and add it to their home screen.
How do teachers sign in through the day?
Face ID, Touch ID or an Android fingerprint, so there is no password to type between activities. No biometric data ever reaches our servers; it stays on the device.
One platform, three tailored apps
Book a free demo
See it free, with your own nursery in mind
We'll walk through the real app (a teacher's morning, a parent's evening, an admin's month-end) and answer the awkward questions about data, privacy law and migration. Like what you see? Take a free trial and run it with your own team, wherever you are.
- 30 minutes, no slide deck
- A free trial afterwards, to run it with your own team
- A straight price for your size of nursery
- Bring the room leads: they'll spot things you won't
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