Attendance is only worth taking if something happens because of it. A register that is filled in and filed tells you nothing. Drishtaa marks a batch in seconds, tells the parent while it still matters, and turns the pattern into an early warning.
Three things that only work if attendance is live rather than filed.
A parent who learns at 8pm that their child missed the morning batch cannot do anything. A parent who learns at 9:10am can. The alert goes from your own WhatsApp number, the same period.
Nobody drops out suddenly. They miss one Saturday, then two, then the Tuesday batch. Drishtaa shows that shape while there is still time to make a phone call.
Attendance sits alongside marks in the student's growth picture, so a falling attendance and a falling test score are seen as one story, not two unrelated numbers.
The design rule was simple: if marking a batch takes longer than the walk to the door, teachers will stop doing it.
No. It is marked by the teacher on a phone. Hardware is one more thing to buy, install and repair, and for a coaching class it rarely earns its cost.
The owner's daily digest names the batches whose attendance was not taken. It stops being an invisible failure.
Yes, in the parent app, along with marks and fees - and the day's absence goes to WhatsApp regardless.
Yes. A student in two subject batches is marked in each, and the parent sees both.
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In the demo we load one of your real batches and mark it, and you watch the parent alert leave.
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