Paper sign-in
- In class
- Circulates through the room
- After class
- Manual counting and entry
- The record
- Easy to lose or alter
For professors and instructors
Take attendance without stopping class.
Students scan a QR code or enter a PIN on their own phones. You keep teaching. And if a student stops showing up, the app nudges them back automatically — over 92% return.
Always free for individual instructors — unlimited classes and sessions. No app for students. No student fee.
Less administration. More useful information.
One simple classroom habit does more.
01
Keep teaching
Import a roster, open a timed session, and continue teaching while students check themselves in. It closes automatically.
02
Grade from a record
Use the term grid, shareable student reports, and exports to apply the policy already in your syllabus.
03
Automated outreach
When a student misses two classes in a row, the app nudges them back automatically. Over 92% return — and you never sent a thing.
04
Read the room
Add an anonymous one-tap icebreaker or a custom multiple-choice question to check preparedness or comprehension.
The practical difference
A cleaner alternative to paper, roll call, or no record.
Calling roll
- In class
- Interrupts the opening of class
- After class
- No transcription
- The record
- Clear, but time-consuming
Do nothing
- In class
- No classroom effort
- After class
- No record to review
- The record
- No attendance signal
AttendanceData
- In class
- Students scan or enter a PIN
- After class
- Term record is ready
- The record
- Timestamped history
Instructor playbook
Put the record to work.
Attendance can support a clear grading policy, a timely student conversation, or a better-prepared class.
Attendance in the syllabus
Set free absences and a clear deduction. Export term totals when grades are due.
The late-semester slump
Show students their actual pattern while there is still time to change it.
Before the exam
Ask how prepared the class feels, then use the remaining time where it matters most.
In-class polling
Check attendance. Then check understanding.
Preparedness
How ready are you for Thursday’s exam?
Comprehension
Which answer best explains today’s concept?
Study habits
Cram the night before, or space it out for weeks?
Always free for instructors
Unlimited classes and sessions. No credit card, no expiry, no student seat limit.
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