Late-by-department rules applied. 3 late, 2 on leave, before the first bell.
Admissions, fees, attendance, exams and payroll on one record, with a parent app and a teacher app on top. Nothing typed twice, nothing exported to Excel.
The apps
Parents and teachers get phone apps they install once. The office, HR and the exam cell get desktop workspaces. All of them read and write the same student, the same fee ledger, the same timetable.
Attendance, fees, receipts, the day’s lessons and report cards for every child in the family. Pay online from the phone.
ExploreAttendance in under a minute, marks with a 10-minute edit window, lesson log and homework per period.
ExploreAdmissions to transfer certificate, with a fee engine that knows your structure, late-fine rule and concessions.
ExploreKiosk punches become attendance, attendance becomes payroll, payroll becomes payslips and a bank file.
ExploreExams set up once, report cards that cannot be published half-done, board lists in the board’s format.
ExploreAlso from Skolix: Scout, a free feed of every CBSE competition and event
How it fits
Most school software is four products stitched together with exports. Skolix is one student record, one fee ledger and one timetable, with five apps reading and writing it under strict per-role rules. Written once. Read everywhere.
Sign in with the mobile number the school already has. Every child in the family on one screen.
Real app, example family. Scroll the screen, tap the tabs.
Today’s periods with the lesson the teacher logged and the homework set, attendance for the day, dues at a glance. Switch children with one tap.
Dues till today, what was paid, every receipt as a PDF. Pay online with UPI or card, or pay ahead for the months you choose.
The month as a calendar, marked the moment the class teacher saves. Late and absent are different colours, and a three-day streak gets flagged.
Unit tests as they are entered, published report cards exactly as printed, syllabus PDFs per subject.
Each teacher sees only their classes and subjects. Class 11 and 12 electives roster themselves.
Real app, example roster. Scroll the screen, tap to move around.
Attendance, marks, lesson log, homework and the teacher’s own attendance, each one tap away.
Roster with present, absent and late. Saved marks reach parents immediately; unmarked classes show on the office dashboard.
Exam papers set up by the office, a 10-minute edit window after entry, then locked. No spreadsheet round-trip.
What was taught and what to do at home, straight into the parent’s timetable for that day.
Admissions to transfer certificate, with a fee engine that knows your structure, your late-fine rule and your concessions, per branch.
Real workspace, example figures. Scroll inside, click the sidebar.
Unmarked classes, three-day absentees, dues over thirty days and today’s collection, before you open a report.
New and returning structures per class, transport and bookstore billed alongside, late fines from the cutoff date, waivers with a reason.
Admission, section, photo, transport, siblings and the full ledger. Admissions, ID cards, admit cards and TCs are printed from it.
Counter, online and UPI payments land in the same ledger, the same reports and the same parent app. Per-branch admins and cashiers see only the reports they are allowed to.
Biometric or face kiosk at the gate, reporting-time rules per department, leave, and a monthly payroll run that reads all of it.
Real workspace, example staff. Scroll inside, click the sidebar.
Punches become attendance against each person’s reporting time. Late and absent are computed, not judged.
Every department on one page, status chips that double as filters, and a day override when the bus broke down.
Structured or fixed pay, EPF and ESI per person, loss of pay against the leave quota, advances recovered. Draft, finalise, pay.
PDF payslips per employee, one CSV for the bank. Certificates and ID uploaded by staff themselves; the super admin locks the set.
The exam cell defines papers, weightages and the report-card template per class. Teachers enter, the system normalises, a hard gate blocks publishing until every entry exists.
Real workspace, example classes. Scroll inside, click the sidebar.
Which classes have entries pending, which cards are gated, what was taught this week against the plan.
Per-class schemes, composite subjects (Science from Physics, Chemistry, Biology), grades and remarks. Publish to parents as a snapshot that later edits never change.
Class by period, teacher by period, arrangements when someone is absent. The same timetable the parent app shows.
Lesson-plan and lesson-log heatmaps flag HR absence and leave, so nobody is chased for a period they did not teach.
Scout reads the circulars from CBSE, SGFI, MyGov and more, pulls out the deadlines, classes and fees, and keeps one feed of everything your school can take part in. Free for any CBSE school.
The live app, with real data. Try it inside the screen.
Live from Scout
CBSE Academic and cbse.gov.in, SGFI, MyGov quizzes, Unstop competitions for school students and a kept calendar of olympiads, in one list you can filter by class.
Deadlines, event dates, classes, fees and who it is for, read from the circular itself. Add any date to your calendar in one tap.
Who can enter, what to prepare, who does what and every date that matters, with a clear verdict and a PDF to share with staff.
A school day
Session 2026-27, Main branch. Every event is a real feature as it runs at Radhakrishna Academy.
Late-by-department rules applied. 3 late, 2 on leave, before the first bell.
41 of 42 classes marked before first period. The one left shows on the office dashboard.
Three-day absence streaks are flagged to the office the same minute.
Shows up in the parent app’s day timetable before the period ends.
Late fine after the 25th computed, not typed. Online payments land in the same ledger.
Report-card drafts update. A hard gate blocks publishing until every entry exists.
A needs-attention queue, not a report to run.
Proof
Skolix was written for Radhakrishna Academy in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, and has run its two branches through admissions, fee collection, examinations and payroll. Every rule in it exists because a real front desk needed it.
“We ran our own school on it for a full year before we let anyone else see it.”
Radhakrishna Educational Society · Radhakrishna Academy, Ballia · Main and City branchesWhat’s included
A school changes software once a decade, so the first ninety days matter more than the feature list. This is what a Skolix rollout covers.
Students, families, fee ledgers and receipts from your current software, session by session, reconciled to the rupee before cutover. Photos and ID cards included.
Your classes, heads, new-versus-returning pricing, transport slabs, concessions and late-fine rule configured with you, then verified against last month’s real receipts.
UPI, cards and net banking through Razorpay, settled to your account. Receipts issue themselves; failed payments never create a receipt.
DLT-registered templates for absence, fee reminders and admissions on your school’s sender ID. A daily digest goes to parents; nothing goes without a template.
Row-level rules in the database, not just in the screens. Per-branch admins, per-user report access, OTP logins for parents, nightly encrypted backups.
Front-desk, accounts, teacher and exam-cell sessions on site. WhatsApp support during school hours through the first session.
Runs on
No server in a cupboard. Skolix runs on the same cloud platforms that banks and hospitals use, with nightly encrypted backups, data kept in India, and handling built around the Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
Pricing and demo
One annual fee per enrolled student covers all five apps, hosting, backups, SMS gateway integration and support. No per-module pricing, no charge for parents or teachers.
Tell us your student strength and number of branches and we will send a per-session price, the migration plan and a start date within two working days.
Prefer to talk first? hello@skolix.app
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