Native iOS & Android
Apps.
The whole school in a pocket — parents, students and staff on real native apps, where fees are paid in-app and the data is the same as the web.
- iOS
- Android
- Parent
- Student
- Staff
The school, in a pocket.
Good morning
Parent home
Aanya Khurana
Grade 6 · Section B · Senior Wing
Fees due · Term 2
₹24,500 · due 30 Jun
Attendance · this month
96%
22 of 23 days
Average grade · Term 1
A−
Report card ready
Maths · Fractions worksheet
Due tomorrow · 1 attachment
Class teacher · Ms. Bhandari
PTM slots open for Saturday
Rendered in the ScholaRise app palette · figures illustrative — the structure and computed fields are real.
A parent should not have to open a laptop to pay a fee.
Where the day actually happens
A school's day reaches parents and students through a phone, so that is where ScholaRise meets them. The parent app opens to the child, the fees and the diary; a fee is paid in-app through the gateway's own SDK, not a browser link mailed out and lost. Students check their own attendance and submit homework; staff take the register from the same app. None of it is a smaller mirror of the website — these are real native apps reading the one ledger the school already runs on, branch and session scoped exactly as on web.
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Built for three audiences
A parent opens a child card and a fee row; a student sees their own attendance and diary; a teacher takes a register. One sign-in, three home screens — not one app stretched to fit everyone.
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Pay fees in-app
The fee row opens a native checkout — Easebuzz and Juspay's gateway SDKs run inside the app, not a browser hop. The parent pays where they already are, and the receipt is back in the same screen.
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Attendance at a glance
A parent reads the month's attendance percentage on the home card and taps through to the day-by-day history; staff mark the register from the same app. The same records, two doors in.
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Homework diary & submission
The daily diary lands per section with attachments; a student opens a task, submits work and raises a doubt thread on it. Homework is a conversation in the app, not a photo of a notebook.
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Report cards in hand
Once a term is published, the report card opens in the app and downloads as a PDF — term by term, with the same fee-clearance gate the school sets on web.
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One inbox, every update
Homework, leave, finance, attendance and exam notices collect in a single inbox with an unread count — and each one deep-links straight to the screen it's about, child resolved for siblings.
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Push that lands same-day
Native push on iOS and Android — APNs and FCM — so a fee reminder, a published result or a leave decision arrives as a notification, not an email read three days later.
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The same data as web
The apps talk to the same platform the web app does — branch and session scoped the same way — so a fee paid on a phone shows on the desk, and last year's records stay last year's.
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Reading from the one ledger. There is no second database for the phone. The apps read and write the same records as the web app, so a fee paid in-app and a register marked on the desk are the same fact, seen twice.
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Scoped by campus and year, the same way. Branch and session travel with you on mobile exactly as on web — a multi-campus parent sees the right child in the right campus, and a closed year stays closed in your pocket too.
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A native gateway, not a browser detour. Fee payment runs through Easebuzz and Juspay's own SDKs inside the app. No web redirect, no copied link — the dispatch picks the gateway the school is on and the parent never leaves the screen.
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Within reach of Sol, the AI agent. The assistant that answers questions across the school is built for the same platform — so the app stays one place to do the thing, never a fourth tool bolted on beside it.
Why it matters
The same school, the same records — only now in the one place a parent already looks. The phone is not a lesser door in.
See ScholaRise
in your school.
A real walkthrough with someone who actually runs a school — we'll map what fits your campus today and what's worth phasing in over the next year.
The walkthrough
- Length
- 30 minutes, no slides
- Run by
- Someone who runs a school
- Available
- Across India · web, iOS & Android
- Module
- Native apps
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
- Audiences
- Parent · student · staff
- Payments
- In-app · Easebuzz · Juspay