Attendance and timetable

Registers in seconds. Routines that never clash.

Mark a class present with a tap or a photo. Build the week's routine with clash checks, and let holidays, substitutes and moved classes flow through on their own.

How it works

Three steps, start to finish.

  1. 1

    Build the routine

    Slots per batch and semester. Overlaps inside a semester are blocked; overlaps only in the grace period are a warning.

  2. 2

    Take the register

    All present with one tap, then mark the few who aren't, or take a group photo and let face recognition fill it in for you to confirm.

  3. 3

    The calendar takes care of itself

    Holidays, cancellations, reschedules and substitutes show in everyone's today, and a course only runs inside its own semester.

What you get with attendance and timetable.

  • Face check, optional

    Group photos fill in the register for a teacher to confirm.

  • Clash checks

    Blocked inside a semester, warned in the grace period.

  • One calendar

    Holidays, cancellations, reschedules and substitutes, everywhere.

  • Teacher attendance

    Staff check in too, and admins see who's in today.

  • Online classes

    Scheduled beside the routine, with links in everyone's today.

  • Parents see it

    Attendance shows in the parent portal the same day.

How it compares.

Fair, sourced comparisons with the tools schools weigh this against, checked on their own sites.

Questions about attendance and timetable

Is face recognition required?

No. It's optional; a register works with taps alone.

What happens on a holiday?

Classes that day disappear from everyone's today and the register, and the calendar shows why.

Can a class be moved or covered?

Yes. Reschedules and substitutes show for the students and both teachers.

Does it handle semesters?

Yes. Dates are the source of truth; each batch's semester decides which courses run, with a grace period for make-ups.

Across SparkMentis

See it with your school.

Tell us about your school and we'll walk you through a term with your own classes and papers.