Software for private schools, built around how your school works.
Admissions, attendance, report cards, incident reporting and parent communication in one platform, with your branding. A UK team builds and runs it for a monthly fee.
Which one sounds like you?
- 1
Parents juggle three different logins.
One app for your families, with your branding, that only they can access.
- 2
Staff enter the same data twice.
One record for every student, so information is entered once and used everywhere.
- 3
Your software is the same as every other school’s.
A platform built around your processes, not a generic system you’ve bent to fit.
Built for your parents, too
Families pay for something unique. The software they use should feel the same.
One login for everything
Your school’s branding throughout
A private app only your families can access
Updates, report cards and messages in one place
Case study
Discovery Education Centre
Alternative provision, Bristol, UK
Rebuilt their platform off a no-code tool into a proper system that now runs their whole operation.
- Used by every member of staff, every day
- Students, attendance, reports and safeguarding in one place
“A really great team and experience as a whole. Very quick and efficient in their communication and the product works smoothly. Any bugs we find Benedict is really quick to fix. I highly recommend using Dizzy Otter and we will be using them again in the future.”
Partnerships from $2,000 a month.
Priced to the hours you need. A three-month commitment, then month to month with 30 days’ notice. Invoiced in US dollars.
How it works
- 1A 30-minute call. You tell us how your school runs today.
- 2A written proposal within 48 hours. The team, the work and the monthly fee.
- 3Your team starts. In weeks, not months.
Questions
- Do you invoice in dollars?
- Yes. We invoice in US dollars.
- What’s the commitment?
- Three months to start, then month to month with 30 days’ notice.
- How do we work together?
- A call every week, and we work 8am to 5pm ET.
- Where is student data stored?
- In the US, or in your own infrastructure if you prefer.
- Who owns the software?
- You do. All of it.