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Classroom

A tablet in every room: daily reports, photos and ratios without the clipboard.

For teachers

What it does

  • Meals, naps, diapers and activities in a few taps
  • Photos and notes sent to the right families
  • Live room counts and ratio alerts
  • Incident reports started in the classroom

6 screens in about 25 seconds. No sound needed.

Why it matters

Teachers should be with children, not writing the same lunch note eleven times.

A tablet in the room records the day in a few taps and sends the right update to the right family.

How it works

In practice

See the room

Who is here, who is not, and the ratio, at a glance.

Log the day

Meals, naps and diapers for one child or the whole room in a few taps.

Tell the family

Photos, notes and daily reports go to the right parents.

Screen by screen

Classroom in 6 screens

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The whole room on one screen

Teachers see who is here, whether the room is in ratio, and log the day with five large buttons.

The whole room on one screen
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Lunch for twelve, logged in seconds

Mark the whole room at once, then adjust the two or three who ate less. Allergy swaps show up on their own.

Lunch for twelve, logged in seconds
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Nap time, timed for you

Start and stop a timer for each child. Sleep totals land in the daily report without anyone writing them down.

Nap time, timed for you
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Photos reach the right families

Tag the children in the picture and only their parents see it. One post, no group texts.

Photos reach the right families
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Infant daily reports build themselves

Every bottle, diaper and nap a teacher logs lands in the report. At pick-up it is already written.

Infant daily reports build themselves
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Incident reports start in the classroom

The teacher records what happened while it is fresh. The office reviews it before it goes to the parent.

Incident reports start in the classroom
Questions

About Classroom

What device do teachers use?

Any tablet with a modern browser.

Can a teacher log something for the whole room at once?

Yes. Meals and naps can be logged for everyone and adjusted for the exceptions.

Do photos go out immediately?

Your center decides. Posts can go straight to families or wait for office approval.

See Classroom with your own center in mind

A 30-minute call, shaped around how your center runs today.