What's in the Binder
One login for everyone — teachers, office staff, custodians, families. And because it's all one system, things that used to be three people's jobs just happen.
Marquee — your website and family messages
Post news once; it lands on the website, the app, email, and text — in each family's language. Staff pages never say “Ms. Johnson, Room 12” two years after she left. And in an emergency, one button reaches everyone, everywhere, at once.
Roll Call — attendance
Teachers mark it in seconds. Families get the notice, text back an excuse in any language, and the office approves it with one tap. No sticky notes, no re-typing, no call log.
Gradebook
Fast entry from anywhere — including the hallway. Photograph a stack of papers and get a head start on scoring; you review everything before it counts. Drafts stay private until you post. And AI never grades a student — it drafts for the teacher, and the teacher decides.
The office — student records
Enrollment, schedules, report cards, transcripts, emergency contacts — with custody alerts right where staff will see them, before the phone call gets made.
Resolve — discipline
Gather what happened — photos, statements, your notes — without every rough morning becoming a permanent record. When something does need to go on the record, it's one clear step, with built-in reminders that keep you on the right side of due process.
Bluebook — assessments
Your team scores common assessments together — names hidden, papers split up, everyone scoring to the same rubric. Fairer for kids, faster for teachers, and the calibration conversation happens while you work.
Hallpass, work orders, and the rest of the building
Passes, repairs, equipment, IT tickets. The cafeteria freezer counts too.
Vouch — recommendation letters
Great letters drafted from a year of real evidence — without the awkward hallway ask.
The Yearbook
Every fixed leak, every celebrated win, every piece of student growth — collected all year, ready to show in June.
Binder is in active development. Waitlist districts get early access — and a real voice in what we build first.