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For teachers and the school teams supporting them

A school app and portal built around the teacher’s day.

Schylva gives teachers one focused web workspace for the schedule, class context and supported actions they need throughout the school day.

Share your school context and approximate student count. We target a response within two working days. Working days exclude weekends and public holidays.

Inside the teacher web workspace

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Teacher homework starting point

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Reviewed sample school data. An empty assignment list and creation entry point—not a published assignment, hand-in or reviewed submission. Screenshot controls are not interactive.

Move from attendance to homework, study materials, circulars, student remarks and relevant exam information while each supported update is made available in the appropriate school, parent or student view.

Explore all four school roles
  • Teacher web experience

    Current product workflows in one school-scoped role context

  • iOS and Android

    Complete teacher role experience

    Coming at launch
  • Communication

    In-app and applicable push notifications

    Coming at launch

    Login verification SMS delivery is not currently available.

  • School fit

    Designed for schools across CBSE, ICSE and State Board contexts

One teacher workspace

Keep your class context.
Move to the next action.

The school prepares the context, the teacher completes the next action, and Schylva carries the relevant outcome to the right role.

A repeatable way to review the work

  1. Open the configured day
  2. Enter the correct class or subject
  3. Complete the supported action
  4. Confirm the connected outcome

The school configures access. Each Teacher works within their permitted class and subject responsibilities.

The teaching-day journal

Know the context.
Make the class action count.

Four supported tasks, grouped around the school day. The Teacher action comes first; school preparation, connected outcomes and current boundaries stay alongside it.

Before class

Start with the right context.

Teacher action

Plan from the schedule

Open the teaching schedule, assigned class and subject context relevant to the signed-in teacher account.

School preparation
Administrators maintain the supported class and teacher timetable context for the configured school.
Connected outcome
The teacher starts from the maintained school schedule while the relevant published timetable view is made available to parents and students.
Current boundary

The current teacher workflow excludes timetable editing, automatic timetable generation, room optimisation and automatic resolution of every scheduling conflict.

Evidence still to capture. A current, reviewed Teacher schedule is required before release. An administrator timetable is not a substitute for the Teacher view.

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In class

Give the class record your attention.

Teacher action

Complete class attendance

Submit supported daily attendance and use the available monthly attendance or student-report context.

School preparation
The configured teacher account opens the appropriate class roster rather than an unrestricted school-wide student list.
Connected outcome
The attendance record is made available to the appropriate administrator, parent and student view for that role and relationship.
Current boundary

This workflow currently excludes biometric attendance, staff attendance and correction-approval steps.

Evidence still to capture. A current Teacher daily roster and submission state are required before release. A historical monthly report does not prove this daily action.

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After class

Leave the next step in the right place.

Teacher action

Assign homework

Open the homework workspace and create or list supported homework for the appropriate class audience.

School preparation
The school’s class and subject configuration determines the supported audience available to the teacher.
Connected outcome
The published assignment is made available to the relevant parent and student accounts in their own role context.
Current boundary

A linked Parent or signed-in Student can hand in available work by 11:59 PM on the due date in the school's configured timezone, or during a per-student window reopened by the class Teacher for an overdue active assignment.

The assignment owner or class Teacher can review the hand-in, optionally record a 0–100 percentage score on reviewed work, or return for changes with required feedback.

Rubrics, automatic grading, gradebook synchronisation and unlimited resubmission are not current claims.

Evidence boundary. The empty workspace above shows where an assignment starts. Published assignments, hand-in, review, return-for-changes and per-student reopening need current matched captures. Inspect the homework starting point

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Teacher action

Share study material

Upload and list supported study material for the appropriate class audience.

School preparation
The teacher works inside the relevant class and subject context prepared by the school.
Connected outcome
Controlled access to the published material is made available to the appropriate parent and student accounts.
Current boundary

The current scope does not include every file type, unlimited storage, collaborative editing or offline access to every resource.

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Teacher study-material preparation

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Reviewed sample school data. A preparation form with no class selected and no completed upload shown. It does not prove publication, permitted file limits or recipient access. Separate capture—not one matched assignment or class record.

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One class action, appropriate role outcomes

One class action.
The appropriate people, connected.

The school prepares the operating context, the teacher completes the supported class action, and the relevant outcome is made available to the appropriate parent or student view.

Focused class action

Teachers

Work from the assigned schedule and class context to complete attendance, homework, materials, remarks and relevant academic actions.

Child-specific outcome

Parents

Review the appropriate child attendance, homework, material, remark, circular and published school information.

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Focused student outcome

Students

See their own schedule, homework, materials, updates, attendance and published school information.

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Parent and Student access are parallel role outcomes—not sequential approvals. This explains supported relationships, not a verified end-to-end transaction. Private messaging is not currently supported.

Supported teacher scope

A clear role.
With clear boundaries.

Compare current web capabilities, planned mobile availability and what is outside the product’s current scope.

Today

Supported web experience

  • Teacher dashboard, schedule and relevant exam visibility
  • Class attendance roster, submission, monthly view and supported student reports
  • Homework creation and listing
  • Review hand-ins received by 11:59 PM on the due date in the school's configured timezone, or during a per-student window reopened by the class Teacher for an overdue active assignment, for homework the Teacher owns or the Teacher's class; optionally score reviewed work from 0–100 or return for changes with required feedback
  • Only the class Teacher can reopen a per-student window for an overdue active assignment
  • Study-material upload and listing
  • Teacher circular list and detail views
  • Supported student remarks for the appropriate audience

Planned

Coming at launch

  • Complete approved teacher experience on iOS
  • Complete approved teacher experience on Android
  • Applicable in-app and push notifications
  • Mobile-appropriate navigation and controls

Not included today

Outside current scope

  • Rubrics, automatic grading, gradebook synchronisation, arbitrary score scales or unlimited resubmission
  • Staff attendance, HR or payroll
  • Private teacher-parent or teacher-student messaging
  • Live classes, video conferencing or a full LMS
  • WhatsApp, email delivery or non-login SMS
  • Arbitrary permissions, unlimited storage or every file type
Explore every Schylva feature

Teacher rollout

Prepare the school.
Then validate a teaching day.

Teacher adoption depends on configured accounts, classes, sections, subjects and schedules—not on handing staff an empty login and asking them to discover the process alone.

  1. School configuration

    Prepare supported teacher accounts, classes, sections, subjects, timetable context and relevant school settings.

  2. Migration and staff training

    Initial migration and staff training are included. The method, records, validation, timing and training arrangement are confirmed in writing.

  3. Representative teacher validation

    Ask representative teachers to test the configured schedule, class roster and academic workflows before live use.

  4. Ongoing product support

    Support is included Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM IST, excluding public holidays, with a 24–48-working-hour resolution target and approved dependency exceptions.

The support resolution time is a target, not a guarantee. Third-party or school dependencies may require additional time.

Teacher apps · Coming at launch

The teacher role.
Planned for both platforms.

The apps are not currently available to download. At launch, the approved teacher workflows will use mobile-appropriate navigation and controls without reducing the role to a companion viewer.

iOSComing at launchAndroidComing at launch
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  • No active App Store or Google Play links yet
  • Applicable in-app and push notifications are part of launch scope
  • Login verification SMS delivery is not currently available
  • No WhatsApp or non-login SMS
  • Device and platform delivery settings still apply
  • Optional in-product notification-category controls are not available at launch

Questions teachers and school teams ask

Before the
workflow review.

Teacher actions, connected outcomes, rollout and the limits worth checking.

What can teachers do in Schylva?

Teachers can use supported schedule, class attendance, homework, study-material, circular, student-remark and relevant exam-information workflows inside the configured school context.

Can teachers mark and review class attendance?

Yes. Teachers can open the appropriate class roster, submit supported daily attendance and use the available monthly attendance or student-report context. Biometric and staff attendance are not current claims.

Can teachers assign homework and share study materials?

Yes. Teachers can create and list supported homework and upload or list supported study materials for the appropriate class audience. A linked Parent or signed-in Student can hand in available work by 11:59 PM on the due date in the school's configured timezone, or during a per-student window reopened by the class Teacher for an overdue active assignment. The assignment owner or class Teacher can review the hand-in, optionally score reviewed work from 0–100, or return for changes with required feedback.

What exam information can teachers see?

The teacher dashboard and schedule can expose relevant exam information or assigned duties when configured. This page does not promise teacher exam configuration, marks entry, moderation, result publishing or report-card PDF generation.

Can teachers message parents or students privately?

No. Private teacher-parent or teacher-student messaging is not a current claim. Schylva uses supported school records, circulars and remarks; applicable in-app and push notifications are Coming at launch.

How do teacher actions reach parents and students?

A supported teacher action stays inside the configured school, class and subject context. The relevant published record can then appear in the appropriate child-specific parent view or focused student view.

Does the teacher portal work for CBSE, ICSE and State Board schools?

Yes. Schylva supports configurable grading scales and board-specific report-card formats across CBSE, ICSE and State Board contexts. The teacher’s exact exam and assessment responsibilities depend on the school’s configured workflow and should be confirmed during evaluation and implementation.

When will the teacher iOS and Android apps be available?

The complete teacher role experience is Coming at launch for both iOS and Android. The apps are not currently available to download, and store links will appear only after the production listings are verified.

Are teacher training and ongoing support included?

Yes. Initial staff training and ongoing product support are included. Support operates Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM IST, excluding public holidays, with a 24–48-working-hour resolution target. Third-party or school dependencies can require additional time.

How is school pricing calculated?

School pricing is based on student count and confirmed through a written school-specific quote. Share an approximate student count and Schylva targets a response within two working days.

Trace one real teaching routine

Bring a teaching routine.
Trace it together.

Bring one representative teacher timetable, one attendance routine and the academic action teachers repeat most often. We’ll trace the teacher action into the appropriate administrator and family view, then confirm current limits.

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