BLE · QR · PINIn the room
Know who made it to class.
Start a session and let students check in nearby, scan a code, or enter a PIN while you keep teaching.
- Bluetooth, QR, and PIN
- Offline capture and later sync
- Lecturer-assisted marking
Streamline attendance, from classroom to online session.
On campus, BLE, QR, PIN, and lecturer-assisted marking work together. Marked phones relay all three methods offline; an optional hotspot updates the live roster. Online, students verify through a short-lived meeting link and passkey. Every mark joins one institutional record.
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CSC-301 · Operating Systems · 9:02
Two ways to teach
Attendance that fits the way class happens.
Keep campus and remote sessions moving, while every student mark reaches the same institutional record.
BLE · QR · PIN
Passkey verified
Online session · CSC-301
Online classes
Verify attendance beyond campus.
Share an online attendance session, let students verify with a passkey, and review the marks in the same register.
- Remote session links
- Device passkey checks
- Lecturer review and shared record
Engineered for campus reality
Less friction. More trusted attendance.
Fast check-ins
Keep a busy class moving with quick student check-ins.
Fraud-resistant
Layered, session-bound checks help deter proxy attendance.
Works offline
Capture in-person marks offline and sync for verification later.
No extra hardware
Use the smartphones lecturers and students already have.
Every check-in. One register.
- Campus and online attendance together
- See institution-wide attendance trends
- Review and export attendance records
Four taps. Done.
- 1
Open a session
- 2
Students check in
- 3
The register fills
- 4
Review & export
Institution-wide oversight
One dashboard, the whole institution.
Bring in-person and online attendance into one view. Follow participation across courses and units, and spot attendance risks early enough to act.
- Review verified marks from every attendance mode
- Follow trends across the institution, courses, and units
Eligible, every one.
See attendance trends early, while there is still time to respond.