Marks entry, report cards and class analytics for CBSE, ICSE and ISC schools — in your browser, as a Windows application, or as a single file you carry on a pen drive.
Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. Anything you type stays in this browser and can be cleared with Reset demo inside the app.
Written in a staffroom, by someone who has spent twenty years on the other side of the marksheet. Every feature exists because an exam season demanded it.
Enrol a class once. Choosing a class and section then loads the whole roster with roll numbers and only the subjects that class actually takes.
Set a subject as 70 theory + 30 practical and both boxes appear during entry. Give each its own pass mark and the aggregate one too — a strong practical can no longer carry a failed theory paper, the way it does in a spreadsheet.
Mark a student absent and the subject is awarded zero, counted in full towards the aggregate, and flagged as AB on every report.
Marks, percentage, grade and pass or fail update on every keystroke, so a mistyped mark is obvious before you move on.
Pair two subjects as a choice for a class, and each student's own option decides which paper appears, what counts, and what prints.
Tick the box, enter days present and total school days — absences and the percentage follow on their own. Anything under 75% is flagged in red on the report card, listed under the student’s name on the class summary, and averaged for the whole class on the subject analysis.
Report card, ranked class summary and subject-wise analysis — on your school letterhead, with signature panels, ready to print or save as PDF.
Open the demo, go to Reports, choose Class 12 · Section A · Half Yearly, and generate a report card for Karan Verma — he has a practical subject, an absence and short attendance, so you will see all three handled on one sheet. Then try Diya Sharma: her Chemistry total clears the aggregate, but her theory paper does not reach its own minimum, so the card records a fail with the reason.
Reports here are stamped Demonstration copy The sign-in password is fixed, and it holds a dozen records. Your own copy carries your school’s name on every marksheet, has no limits, and lets you set your own password.
Same register in all three. Pick whichever suits your IT policy.
Open your school's private link on any computer, laptop or phone. Nothing to install, nothing to update.
Installer or portable version, both fully offline. Sits on the staffroom desktop like any other program.
One file on a pen drive. Opens anywhere, needs no connection at all.
On the machine you type it on — nowhere else. Even the browser version keeps marks in that computer's own storage; nothing is uploaded to us and there is no account to create. Save a backup file whenever you like and restore it on any other machine.
An ERP runs admissions, fees and transport. Its examination module is usually an afterthought — built to satisfy every board at once, and precise about none.
Separate theory, practical and aggregate minimums. Absentees awarded zero and counted properly. Electives decided per student. Totals as you type, no page reload.
Each teacher gets a login limited to their own classes and subjects. Report cards stay with the examination in-charge. Every save records who made it, and can be rolled back.
Set a closing date and teachers can no longer alter marks after it — refused by the server, not merely hidden. Set it once, per examination.
This is not an ERP and does not pretend to be. No fees, no admissions, no transport, no parent app. If you need those, keep the system you have — and let your teachers use this for examinations. No migration, no import, no implementation project.
Your school's name printed on every report, delivered as a private web link, a Windows installer, or both. Try it on a real class before you decide.