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Mobile App Development

Exam results, homework and announcements arrive in one app that students and parents open on their own phones, instead of in three separate places. When results sit in a web panel, announcements in a WhatsApp group and…

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Mobile App Development

Exam results, homework and announcements arrive in one app that students and parents open on their own phones, instead of in three separate places. When results sit in a web panel, announcements in a WhatsApp group and homework in a teacher's notebook, nobody knows which version is current, and reaching a parent depends on whoever runs the group remembering to post. The decision may be management's, but the day-to-day owners are the IT and parent-communication staff.

The app does not start from scratch: it reads the school management and assessment system you already run, so what a parent sees on a phone matches what the panel shows. Access follows KVKK's limits on personal data, with parents scoped to their own child and teachers to their own classes. It ships to the App Store and Google Play under your institution's name, in your logo and colours, and we handle the store and release work. Nobody has to fall back on WhatsApp groups to get word out or printed lists to get results home — homework and exam results arrive as notifications.

Features
  • App Store and Google Play submission and release management
  • White-label build carrying the institution's logo and colours
  • Role-based sign-in for students, teachers and parents
  • Content download and sync for use without a connection
  • Push notifications for homework, results and announcements
  • Single-session and device limits that curb account sharing
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