The learner list
One version in the admission book, another in a spreadsheet on the bursar’s laptop, a third in the class teacher’s notebook. All maintained carefully. None of them agreeing.
Any curriculum. One system.
Run the whole
school
on one record.
Admissions, attendance, grading for any curriculum, fees, transport and parent engagement — all reading from the same learner record, so a correction made once is a correction made everywhere.
- Frameworks
- CBC · IB · Cambridge · your own
- Billing
- Termly, monthly or annual
- Parent reach
- App and SMS
01 The problem
Most schools do not have one record. They have eleven.
The marks
Collected on paper, retyped by somebody who did not mark them, graded against a boundary table somebody remembers, assembled into a merit list over a weekend.
The fee balance
Stored as a number a person maintains rather than derived from invoices — so the arrears list, the reminder and the principal’s report eventually disagree.
Every one of those copies is kept by somebody doing their job properly. They disagree anyway, because nothing keeps them in step. Msomi's whole proposition is one record per learner, one per member of staff, and every process reading from those rather than from a copy.
02 What you get
A complete system, not a collection of add-ons
Thirty-seven modules across four areas. Everything below reads from the same learner and staff records, which is what makes the reporting trustworthy.
See all 37 modules
- Academics (12)
- People (6)
- Operations (10)
- Communication & insight (9)
03 Who it is for
Four groups of people, each seeing what concerns them
Directors, principals, deputies and administrators
For school leaders
Run the school on one record instead of eleven spreadsheets.
- Every learner, teacher and shilling on one system
- Curriculum, grading and reporting configured to your school, not ours
- The numbers your board asks for, ready before the meeting
For teachers
Less paperwork, on the phone already in your hand.
- Take the register in under a minute, in the classroom
- Enter marks for your own classes — nobody retypes them
- Works offline when the signal in the block does not
For parents & guardians
Know how your child is doing without phoning the school.
- Attendance, results, fees and homework in one app
- All your children under one sign-in
- Every alert also available by SMS, on any phone
Learners get their own portal — timetable, assignments and results, not a parent's — and drivers get a sign-in scoped to today's route and manifest — and nothing else.
04 Getting started
Running in two to three weeks
Most of that time is spent bringing your existing records across, not learning the system.
- 01
Describe your school
Your frameworks, levels, classes and streams, grading boundaries and admission number format. An afternoon, because it is a description of the school you already run.
- 02
Bring your records across
Download the generated Excel templates, fill in your existing learner and staff lists, and import. Every file is validated in full before anything is saved.
- 03
Start with the register
Teachers take attendance from day one, on a phone, in the classroom. Guardians begin receiving the same-morning alerts that make the system visible to families immediately.
- 04
Add the rest at your pace
Exams and report cards for the first series. Fees when the bursar is ready. Transport and the parent app when you want them. Nothing has to arrive at once.
05 Configured, not translated
The kind of detail that only comes from running a real school
Any curriculum you teach
CBC, KCSE, Cambridge, IB or a framework you define — run more than one in a single school, each with its own levels, subjects and grading scale.
Billing that follows your terms
Monthly, termly or annual. Terms are real records, so schools that budget by term — a three-term year in Kenya, two semesters elsewhere — can bill that way too.
TSC numbers, handled properly
For schools in Kenya, the Teachers Service Commission number is a field on the teacher record, not a comment box — so staff returns are a report rather than a search.
Payments that reconcile themselves
M-Pesa, bank transfer, card or cash, captured with a reference and matched to the learner, so reconciliation is a review of exceptions.
SMS to every parent
Guardians without smartphones receive the same alerts. No family is less informed because of their handset.
Data protection that scales with responsibility
Access follows responsibility, sensitive records are restricted further, and hosting and compliance are set up around real regulation — Kenya's Data Protection Act 2019 is the model we built to.
Next step
Register your school and we will take it from there
Set up your own login in a few minutes. We confirm every school by phone before activating it, so nobody can register a school in your name — and you are usually live within one working day.
Or try it first — the Trial tier gives you a full term, free, with every module unlocked. See plans.
Either way we confirm your school by phone before activating it, so you are live usually within one working day.