For schools
Your whole school, teaching from one place.
Leadership sees the school clearly, teachers get lessons made from their own textbooks, the timetable writes and covers itself, and parents stay in the loop — each behind their own login, seeing only what's theirs.
5 roles · 9 languages · 1 portal — your school's own address
■ P1 — the class teacher, every day◯ auto-cover — Ms Farah steps in
One door for every role
Your school gets its own address.
Principals, coordinators, teachers, students and parents each sign in through your school's portal — and the data walls between them are enforced in the database, not just the interface.
school.sketchcast.app/your-schoolSee the school clearly
Live dashboards, an at-risk worklist, and an assistant that answers questions about your own data.
Teach, don't typeset
Full lesson kits from the school's own textbooks, plus each teacher's personal week and cover duties.
One place to learn
Assigned lessons that play in class or at home, worksheets to hand in, and a tutor that sticks to the chapter.
Finally in the loop
Each child's assignments, scores and due dates — read-only, and only for their own children.
For leadership
Answers, not spreadsheets.
Everything a principal's office asks for on a Monday morning — already computed, already scoped to who's asking.
The at-risk list writes itself
Whole-school activity, completion and overdue work at a glance. Students who go quiet, slip or fall behind are flagged by rule — coordinators get a named, actionable worklist; principals see clean aggregates by grade.
Ask the school a question
A briefing assistant that answers from your school's live numbers only — "which Grade 5 students need a call home this week?" — with every briefing recorded in the access log.
Spot who needs backup
Each teacher's lessons, assignments and grading backlog next to their classes' progress — framed as support flags, not rankings, so help arrives before burnout does.
Who sees what, in writing
A plain-language access page states exactly what every role can see, coordinators get scoped grants (their grades, nothing more), and leadership views land in an audit log.
The timetable
A week that builds itself — and covers itself.
Set your start time, period length and breaks. SketchCast fills the rest, and keeps it standing when someone calls in sick.
Good rules, applied everywhere
The class teacher opens every day, core subjects run daily for every class, enrichment fills the gaps with variety — and no teacher is ever double-booked or pushed past their daily cap.
Your judgement wins
Drag to move or swap, lock the cells the generator must never touch, copy or clear a day, undo anything. Period times are derived from your start time and breaks — change one number, the whole day shifts.
Absent at 7:02, covered by 7:03
Mark a teacher absent and every lesson gets a cover plan — subject teacher first, then class teacher, then the lightest load, only from staff with room in their day. No cover available? It says so, honestly.
Everyone knows where to be
Every teacher sees their own week and any cover duties from their own login; every student sees their class grid, breaks and times included.
The classroom engine
Your textbooks, taught.
The same engine individual teachers love, at school scale: upload the books your school actually teaches from, and every chapter becomes a complete kit.
Six pieces, one click
Every generate produces the complete kit together — a narrated video lesson that draws itself, an editable deck, a lesson plan, activities, a worksheet and an exam paper — grounded in the chapter, not the internet.
Parts, not marathons
Long chapters split into classroom-sized parts — each with its own video and kit, generated on demand, so a 40-page chapter becomes four teachable lessons.
Taught in your language
The book's language is detected automatically, and lessons narrate in a matching voice — including fully mirrored right-to-left Arabic.
- English
- Bahasa Melayu
- العربية
- Français
- Español
- Português
- తెలుగు
- मराठी
- हिन्दी
From generated to graded
Assign any item to a class with a due date; submissions come back auto-scored with the teacher's mark on top — the same records leadership analytics read.
A tutor that stays on the page
Students on school plans get Ask Coach: a tutor locked to the assigned chapter — it explains, quizzes and recaps from the book, never from outside it.
Bad scans flagged early
Every uploaded book gets a health score at indexing — text quality, structure, detected problems — so quality issues surface before a teacher builds a week on them.
For parents
The report card, every day.
Parents join by school invitation, already linked to their own children — nothing to set up, nothing extra to see.
Each child, at a glance
Assignments, completion, scores and overdue flags per child — read-only, scoped to their own children and no one else's.
School dates where families look
School events and class dates, subscribable into Google, Outlook or Apple calendars — with assignment deadlines riding along on the in-app calendar.
Invited, not registered
The school issues each parent invite with the child link already attached — so access is granted deliberately, never self-claimed.
Small things, handled
Forgot passwords stay in the family: a parent resets their own child's login and hands over a one-time password that must be changed at next sign-in.
Governed by design
Built for schools that answer to parents.
Walls in the database
Every read is scoped by role at the database layer — a student sees their own work, a teacher their classes, a coordinator their grades. The URL never decides.
Leadership access, logged
Every leadership view of student data — dashboards and briefings alike — is written to an access log the school admin can read.
Staff accounts, managed
Teacher and admin accounts are provisioned with SketchCast staff, not self-served — rosters stay deliberate, licensing stays predictable.
Reports come back answered
Teachers and staff can report a problem in-app and follow its status — received, reviewed, fixed — from a notification bell, with the resolution note attached.
Data processing agreement available for schools — see our privacy policy for the full posture.
Rolling it out for your school?
No public price list — we tailor a quote to your size and needs, and set your features up with you during onboarding.
- Essentials
- Professional
- Enterprise
Prefer to try it first? Any teacher can start free today.