EVERY CLASS GETS A REGISTER.
FIFTEEN SECONDS EACH.
One mark at 8am only tells you a child walked into the building — not whether they were in every class that followed. Skoolarz takes attendance at the start of each lesson instead, so you know exactly when a student was present, not just that they showed up that morning. That's only realistic if it doesn't slow teachers down — which is why each register takes about fifteen seconds, not five minutes of calling names.
TAP THE EXCEPTIONS.
SKIP THE REST.
On a normal day, most students are present and only a few aren't. So the register opens for the teacher's current class with everyone already marked present — the teacher only has to tap the students who aren't.
- No date picker, no class picker — the teacher's next class is what opens automatically.
- Marking a student late is one tap, not a separate step.
- The register saves itself — there's no submit button a teacher can forget to press on a Friday.
- Past registers can still be corrected, but every change is visible and tied to who made it.
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