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“What’s the homework?”
answered forever.

Your students don't carry devices — so Google Classroom was never the answer. The right model for our schools: teachers post tonight's homework in 30 seconds, and every parent gets one WhatsApp digest covering all their children at 5pm.

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Sound familiar?

The problems we built for

01

The 7pm scramble

“What’s the English homework?” triggers a chain of calls to classmates' mothers — every single night, in every single class.

02

Student planners don't make it home

The assignment was on the board. The planner is in the desk. The test is tomorrow — and parents find out after the fact.

03

LMS platforms assume devices

Classroom apps assume every student has a laptop. In our schools they don't — homework visibility has to reach parents, not students.

What you get

Built for schools where kids don't have devices

30-second teacher posting

After class, the rebbi or teacher taps out tonight's assignment from their phone — subject, description, due date, done.

One digest per family

Parents get a single 5pm WhatsApp covering every child — not six separate app notifications from six classrooms.

Test & project alerts

Upcoming tests and long-term projects flagged days ahead — the mashgiach's chumash test stops being a morning-of surprise.

Attachment support

Worksheets and source sheets attached to the digest — the missing paper no longer means the homework can't get done.

Quiet-hours aware

Digests send at your chosen hour and respect Shabbos and Yom Tov automatically — no motzei Shabbos backlog blasts.

Office visibility

The office sees what was posted and what wasn't — gentle nudges to teachers who forgot, before parents call.

5pm

one digest, every family, every school night

✦  Quick answer

What is a parent homework digest?

A parent homework digest is one consolidated evening message — typically by WhatsApp — listing tonight's assignments for every child in a family. Teachers post in thirty seconds after class; parents receive one message at 5pm. It's assignment visibility designed for schools where students don't carry devices.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Why a parent digest instead of a classroom app?

Because in our schools students don't have devices — Google Classroom's model assumes they do. Homework visibility has to reach parents, and one 5pm WhatsApp covering all their children beats six app notifications parents won't install.

How much work is this for teachers?

Thirty seconds per class from a phone: subject, assignment, due date, optional attachment. The office sees who posted, so gentle nudges replace parent complaints — adoption by design, not decree.

Do digests handle tests and long-term projects?

Yes. Upcoming tests and project milestones flag days ahead in the digest, so the chumash test stops being a morning-of discovery and the science fair doesn't ambush anyone Sunday night.

What about Shabbos and Yom Tov?

Digests respect quiet hours and the Jewish calendar automatically — nothing sends Friday night, and motzei Shabbos doesn't unleash a backlog. The schedule is yours to set.

End the nightly homework hotline

Thirty seconds from the teacher. One digest to every family. Zero evening phone chains.

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