SCHOOL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

One system for the school.
An app for every parent.

Admissions, attendance, exams, fees, scholarships, library and communication — run from one place by your office and staffroom. Parents and students see the part that concerns them, on their phone.

Built and run by the team behind Own Sandbox — we teach in classrooms, so the software was written by people who have sat in one.

FOR PARENTS

The questions parents ask the office all day — answered before they ask.

Most calls a school receives are the same six questions. When parents can see the answer themselves, the office gets its day back.

Attendance the same day

Marked in class, visible on your phone that afternoon — not discovered at the end of term.

Results as they are published

Every exam, subject by subject. The report card lands in the app the moment the school releases it.

Fees without the queue

What is due, what is paid, and every past receipt. No trip to the office to ask.

The daily diary

What was taught today and what is due tomorrow — from the teacher, not from a friend on WhatsApp.

Leave, applied from the phone

Apply for leave, the class teacher approves it, and attendance updates itself. No note in a diary.

A line to the class teacher

Message the teacher directly, tied to your child, so nothing gets lost in a group of ninety parents.

FOR STUDENTS

Their own login, not their parent’s.

Older students get their own account. It is a small thing that changes how they treat their own record — attendance and marks stop being something that happens to them and start being something they watch.

  • Their timetable for the day
  • Their own attendance record
  • Marks, subject by subject
  • Homework and the daily diary
  • Study materials the teacher shares
  • Fees status, visible to them too
FOR THE SCHOOL

Everything the office and staffroom run on.

Not a student database with extras bolted on. Every line below is a working screen sharing the same records — so a fee concession shows up on the ledger, the report card and the parent’s app at once.

Students & admissions

  • Admissions
  • Student dossier — academics, documents, timeline
  • Family and sibling grouping
  • Bulk import from CSV or Excel
  • Promotion and academic year rollover
  • ID card generation and QR scanning
  • Health records — vaccinations, allergies, vision, hearing
  • Achievements and talents

Attendance & leave

  • Daily attendance, a whole section per screen
  • Period-wise attendance
  • Staff and teacher attendance
  • Monthly summaries and low-attendance alerts
  • Parent leave applications, approved by the class teacher
  • Approved leave writes back to attendance automatically

Examinations & results

  • FA1, FA2, SA1, SA2 and Annual exam patterns
  • Marks schemes and grade scales you configure
  • Report cards, printed from your own template
  • Admit cards
  • Co-scholastic assessment and personal qualities
  • Assessment components and component scores
  • Result analysis and monthly reports
  • Progress remarks per student

Teaching & academics

  • Class and exam timetables
  • Syllabus tracked topic by topic — pending, in progress, done
  • Lesson plans
  • Daily lecture log per teacher
  • Class tests and marks
  • Homework and the daily diary
  • Study materials shared with a class
  • Behaviour and discipline log

Fees & finance

  • Fee structures per class, with transport and other heads
  • Collection, receipts and a full fee ledger
  • Fines
  • Payment promises and reminders for defaulters
  • Audit trail on every ledger change
  • Expenses and staff salaries
  • Finance dashboard and monthly reports
  • Exports for your auditor

Scholarships & concessions

  • A scholarship wallet per student
  • Tiers — Diamond, Gold, Silver, Bronze
  • Every award and adjustment on a ledger
  • Scholarship diary visible to the parent

Communication

  • Notices aimed at a class, a section, or everyone
  • Read tracking, pinning and expiry on every notice
  • Threaded messaging between staff and parents
  • Push notifications to the parent app
  • School calendar — holidays, exams, PTMs, sports, cultural
  • Events and school planner

Library & store

  • Book catalogue with live availability
  • Issue, return and lost workflow
  • Overdue tracking and fines
  • School store — uniforms, books, supplies
  • Store orders and running summaries

Staff & access

  • Teacher and staff records
  • Per-person permissions, granted section by section
  • Password reset requests actioned by an admin
  • Role-based portals — admin, staff, teacher, parent, student
  • Document and certificate print templates
BUILT FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS

Software that already knows how your school works.

Most school software is built elsewhere and translated. This one was built here, for the boards, the fee cycles and the paperwork you actually deal with.

  • CBSE exam pattern out of the box — FA1, FA2, SA1, SA2 and Annual, not an American GPA
  • Fees in rupees, dates in Indian format, report cards that print the way your board expects
  • Category fields (General / OBC / SC / ST) where your records already need them
  • Scholarship and concession tracking, which most international systems have no concept of
  • Sibling and family grouping, so one fee conversation covers three children

Web, for the school

Office staff, teachers and the head open it in a browser. Nothing to install, nothing to keep updated on twenty machines.

Mobile, for families

Parents and students get a phone app with their own portal — attendance, results, fees, diary, notices and messages.

Everyone sees only their own

Access is decided by role, and checked on every request — not merely hidden in the interface. Office staff get only the sections you grant them, and changes take effect immediately.

See it with your own school’s data.

The honest way to judge school software is to watch someone do one of your real jobs in it — mark a section’s attendance, generate a report card, close a month of fees. That is what a walkthrough is.

Book a walkthrough

Or read about the coding programmes we teach — some schools start there and add the system later.