We build software,
then we run it.

Indian schools run on registers, WhatsApp groups and a pile of Excel files that only one person in the office understands. We built the thing that replaces all of it — admissions, attendance, timetables, exams, report cards and fees, behind one login.

The part schools care about most is the parent app. It ships under their name and their logo, so attendance alerts, fee reminders and circulars arrive from the school rather than from a vendor.

We host it, we support it, and we sit on WhatsApp with the office staff through their first term. It is not a project we handed over — it is software we run every day.

“What used to take our office hours — attendance, fee collection, report cards — now takes minutes. The parent app changed how we communicate entirely.”

Gurukul Vishwabharti came to us for a website: admissions, prospectus downloads, entrance exam registration, notices, the public disclosure CBSE requires. Parents needed to find things without calling the office.

Building it meant sitting in that office and watching how the school actually worked. The fee registers, the attendance sheets, the parent phone calls. That is where the ERP came from — we saw the problem before we wrote a line of it.

Four months to build, and we have kept it running since.