Two education builds, measured
The English academy site took 221 seconds, the attendance dashboard 311. The dashboard's text came out 100% Korean; the academy site 97%.
Education
The academy site and the attendance screen, together
Parents look at one thing, you work in another. Both come from the same description. We built an English academy site in 221 seconds and an attendance dashboard in 311, on a real account.
Built and measured2 of 7
- the academy site
- the attendance screen
- Korean in that screen's text
- designs to start from
- checks before publishing
- credits to start from one
Two of the seven industries we built were education: an English academy site and an attendance dashboard.
The situation
Enrolment on paper, attendance in a chat, parents in the dark.
The site is a leaflet that has not changed in two years. Enrolment arrives by phone. Attendance lives in a group chat, which means it is not really recorded. And every parent question turns into a call because there is nowhere to look it up. These are three screens, not three projects, and they come from the same few sentences describing how the academy actually runs.
How it goes
Describe the classes, take enrolments, mark attendance.
Start with whichever one is costing you the most time this week.
- Describe the classes
"Elementary and middle school English, four levels, free placement test." Courses, levels, and the timetable come from that.
- Take enrolment online
Parents apply on the page and it lands in a table you can read. No transcribing from a phone call afterwards.
- Keep attendance in one place
Mark it on a screen instead of a chat. Then a month's record is something you can look up rather than scroll back to.
Start from one of these
Three built around teaching.
Each one has a live demo. Starting from one costs no credits.
- Academy Enrollment + Attendance
Courses, applications, a parent-facing portal, and an admin screen in one place.
- Course Operations
Who is enrolled, who is falling behind, which class is filling up.
- Tutor & Class Booking
For one-to-one teaching. Students pick a slot themselves and it stops the scheduling messages.
All 336 have a running demo. Open one before you copy it.
Straight answers
What we measured, and what we did not.
Student records are the sensitive part. That is where we spent the checking.
Student data does not sit in the open
We probed the tables behind every live design from outside with an anonymous key — 653 of them — and nothing readable came back that should have been private.
Text messages have not been sent
Korean SMS and KakaoTalk notifications are written into the product, but we have never sent one through a real provider account. Zero real sends so far.
Consent and record-keeping are yours
Handling guardian consent and how long you keep student records is a decision for the academy. We do not decide it for you.
Start
Start with the screen you need this term.
The enrolment page and the attendance screen can be two separate evenings.