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What you get

Log what you saw. Know what to say next. Your logs become the parent email, the IEP page, the sub plan.

You log behavior and academics by voice or tap — then you get the words the research supports to say back to that student, by name, while they are still standing at your desk. The record is what you keep; the sentence you say is what changes what that student does next. And the paperwork — photo grading, parent messages, conference documents, and sub plans — written for you, ready to review and send.

• Log by voice — say the student’s name twice within ten seconds, then what happened — "Daniela … Daniela finished the proof and helped Kai" — it lands on Daniela’s card
• Behavior trend charts — one student’s logged positives and concerns on one screen, before the parent meeting
• Pattern alerts — three or more concerns for one student in 5 school days, or 10 school days with nothing logged — counted from your own logs
• End-of-period digest — tap End Class and see who dug deepest, who struggled hardest, who was most off task
• Photo work samples — photograph the work, attach it to that student, find it later by date
• Daily teacher report — one student, one day — every log, the work you photographed, what you said
• FERPA vault & download your data — your records, always exportable
• In-the-Moment Mentor — the coaching, not the record. You say what you saw and heard — "Marcus talked through every step of the long-division problem instead of guessing" — and you get the sentence to say back to Marcus, in words written from the feedback research: "Marcus, you told me each step and why it works — that is explaining your reasoning. It let me see exactly how you were thinking. Do it again on every hard problem." It names the strategy and it names the next time to use it, so Marcus has something he can repeat on purpose
• Snap-Check-In & Whisper — snap a worksheet — it scores it, names the problems missed, and shows you one sentence to say ("you set it up right, check your signs"). You confirm the score before it files, and it files as an assignment, never merged into the course grade
• Student record — 504, IEP or Special Ed — one student’s dated logs, notes and contacts home on a page you can hand to a counselor, a 504 or IEP team, or a special-education case manager
• Parent messages written for you — drafted from your own logs — you read it, change what you want, and send it
• Gradebook import — photo, CSV, or paste
• Counselor & colleague email drafts — you review and send
• Weekly parent reports — a draft per student whenever you ask — you read it and send the ones you want
• College-Prep Practice — fresh SAT, ACT, AP & Regents-style questions
• AI reteach ideas — two or three ways to teach it again tomorrow, built from one student’s own logged work — each with the framework it comes from and a five-minute activity you can run in the morning
• Sub plans & Sub Mode — answer a few quick questions for a ready-to-print plan; hand your phone to a substitute with names and periods only
• Formatted exports — conference packets, documentation reports
• Attendance in one photo — a day, a week, or a whole month — photograph your attendance screen, a paper sheet, or the office grid; every day lands on its own date, excused and truant codes included, you confirm before anything saves
• Photo Input: accommodations & medical alerts — photo in, roster data out, you confirm
• Ask SI-Angel — type "who in 4th period am I missing?" and get names with the log dates behind them