The school operating system
Your textbook,
teaching at night
Upload the curriculum books your teachers already work from. EduOS drafts exams from a page range you choose, tutors students out of the same pages without handing over answers, and keeps grades, attendance and fees on one record underneath.
- Portals, separately gated
- 3
- Record per student
- 1
- Answers from outside your books
- 0
Portals, separately gated
Record per student
Answers from outside your books
Term 1 · Week 6
EduOS
Attendance
94.2%
this week
Students
418
across 14 classes
Average grade
78%
up 4 on last month
Fees outstanding
23
9 overdue
- Grade 8 · C88%
- Grade 9 · A91%
- Grade 7 · B93%
- Grade 10 · A94%
- Grade 11 · B95%
- Grade 12 · A96%
What it does
Three loops, running under the school day
Students, classes, attendance, grades and fees on one record — plus a tutor and an exam writer that work from your own textbooks.
One record per student
Grades, attendance and fees resolve to the same student, and a teacher only ever sees the classes they actually teach.
- Separate admin, teacher and student portals
- Teachers scoped to their own classes
- Deletes refused while grades or fees depend on them
Your curriculum, in the machine
Upload the textbooks your teachers already use. Exams are drafted from a page range you pick, not from whatever a model happens to remember.
- Curriculum PDFs filed by subject and grade
- Exams drafted from a chosen page range
- Search, filter and read in the browser
A tutor that withholds the answer
Students get a Socratic tutor grounded in the same book — one that hints rather than solves. The conversation is still there tomorrow.
- Questions and hints, never finished answers
- Grounded in a textbook the school chose
- Sessions persist across devices
Designed for people answerable to families, to a board, and to the exam.
The tutor is instructed to withhold the solution. A student gets the next question instead, from the page their own teacher assigned.
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