Cloud platform for education · Android & iPhone
Legacy systems are filing cabinets with a login — data goes in, reports come out, and nothing happens until a human notices. Stunett flags the chronic absentee, chases the overdue fee and finds cover for the teacher on leave, escalating to a person only when it has to.
The difference
Every Stunett module carries workflow logic, not just storage. Here is the same data in a record-keeper, and in an operating system.
How it works
Scroll, and watch the same Tuesday move through the system — who applied, who is missing, who owes, who is slipping, who is covering, and who gets told.
Parent–teacher meeting on Saturday, 22 Nov, 09:00–12:00. Please confirm a slot.
08:40 ✓✓10:30 works for us. Thank you.
08:52Confirmed — 10:30 with Ms. Raman, Room 14.
08:52 ✓✓An enquiry arrives at 23:40 from a parent's phone. The form captures it, the system ranks the applicant against your merit criteria, and the follow-up sequence starts without anyone opening a spreadsheet.
Enquiry → application → test → seat, with RTE quota and sibling priority applied as rules rather than as someone's memory.
A teacher marks the class in about thirty seconds, from the app, offline if the signal has gone. The register is only the beginning: the third consecutive absence is a fact the system acts on the same morning.
Daily for K-12, period-wise for higher ed, with biometric and RFID devices feeding the same register.
Reminders go out on a schedule you set, in the language the family reads. Large dues get an instalment plan offered automatically. Defaulters surface as a list, not as a surprise at the end of term.
UPI, card and netbanking, receipts with optional GST and TDS, transport and hostel bundled into one bill.
Marks go in once; grades, CGPA, rank and the board-format report card come out. More usefully, a grade sliding across two terms raises an intervention while there is still a term left to fix it.
CBSE, ICSE and state templates for K-12; internals, semesters, SGPA and revaluation for college.
Approve a teacher's leave and the gap it leaves is already being solved: clashes detected, a substitute with the right subject and a free period proposed, the change pushed to every affected parent and student.
Class timetables for K-12, program and semester scheduling for higher ed, exam schedules generated from the same constraints.
One composer, four channels, and the audience picked by rule rather than by pasting numbers. Delivery and read receipts come back, and anything critical that goes unread escalates to a second channel on its own.
WhatsApp-first, because that is where Indian parents read — with SMS, email and push behind it.
The platform
Each module is a separately installable app, so a superadmin toggles it per institution — you run what you need and never see fields for what you don't.
Enquiry-to-enrolment as a pipeline: online forms, CRM-style lead tracking, entrance tests, counselling rounds, RTE quota and sibling priority, fee-linked seat confirmation.
K-12 · Higher edThe student master, with guardian and sibling linking, a document repository, admin-defined custom fields, and promotion and graduation as workflows.
K-12 · Higher edDaily for K-12, subject-wise for higher ed. Biometric, RFID and face-recognition devices, same-day absence alerts, and eligibility tracking against minimum-attendance rules.
K-12 · Higher edBuilder for class and semester schedules, teacher and room clash detection, substitute assignment, exam schedule generation, and auto-notify on every change.
K-12 · Higher edStructure builder, scholarships and discounts, UPI, card and netbanking, receipts with optional GST and TDS, instalments, defaulter reports and refunds.
K-12 · Higher edUnit, terminal and board patterns; internals and semesters; GPA, SGPA and CGPA; CBSE, ICSE and state report-card templates; revaluation and supplementary workflows.
K-12 · Higher edWhatsApp, SMS, email and push from one composer. Circulars, two-way parent–teacher messaging, PTM scheduling and read-receipt tracking.
K-12 · Higher edRole-based dashboards from day one; a custom report builder, exportable data and predictive views — at-risk students, fee-default likelihood, admission funnel — as the advanced tier.
K-12 · Higher edRoute and stop mapping, vehicle and driver records, live GPS for parents, RFID pickup and drop confirmation, and delay alerts before anyone has to call the office.
K-12 · Higher ed (optional)Room and bed allotment, occupancy tracking, mess menu and billing, visitor and leave register, warden assignment and maintenance requests.
Higher ed · K-12 (optional)ISBN and barcode catalogue, issue and return, fines, reservation queue, e-book access and inventory audit — with overdue handling that acts on its own.
K-12 · Higher edStaff records and documents, leave and attendance, payroll with PF, ESI and TDS, appraisals, recruitment and a self-service portal for every staff member.
K-12 · Higher edGeneral ledger, income and expense, GST and TDS compliant invoicing, budgets, bank reconciliation, and management reports the trust can actually read.
K-12 · Higher edAssignment posting and submission, online quizzes, a content library, Zoom and Meet integration, auto-grading for objective tests and progress tracking.
K-12 · Higher edID cards, transfer, bonafide, character and migration certificates — templates auto-populated from the student record and routed for digital signature.
K-12 · Higher edBatch-wise directory, reunion and event management, donation and fundraising tracking, a job board and mentorship matching.
Higher edOn the phone
Parents, students, teachers, office staff and leadership open the same app. The screens each person sees are assembled from the roles they hold, so nobody is handed a menu of things they cannot do.
Intelligence
The copilot and the predictive flags ride on data the MVP modules already collect, which is why they ship in Phase 1 rather than in a roadmap slide.
Ask for the report instead of building it — "show Class 8 students below 75% attendance this month". Draft a circular, notice or parent message from a one-line prompt. Voice queries for a phone-based fee and admission assistant.
Ships in MVPAt-risk students from attendance and grade trend combined, fee-default likelihood scoring, admission-yield forecasting and dropout-risk flags early enough to counsel.
Ships in MVPFace-recognition attendance, OCR document verification that reads an uploaded marksheet or ID straight into the application, and a voice interface for vernacular-first users.
Phase 2–3Adaptive learning paths from quiz performance, circulars and report cards auto-translated into the parent's language, and fee reminders tuned to how that family actually pays.
Phase 2Plagiarism detection on submissions, AI proctoring for online exams, and sentiment analysis across parent–teacher threads so an unresolved grievance surfaces before it escalates.
Phase 2–3NAAC, NBA and UGC accreditation data compiled from records you already keep, and anomaly detection across attendance, fees and finance — a sudden drop surfaces on its own instead of waiting for someone to build the report that would have shown it.
Phase 2–3The engine
One automation layer sits under the core and every module plugs into it. Modules emit
domain events — attendance.absent, fee.overdue,
marks.published — and never learn who is listening. Adding
"also text the counsellor after five absences" is a row in a table.
(field, operator, value) clauses joined by AND and OR — nothing else. A rule written by a school admin runs against live student data, so there is no eval() with a friendly form on top of it.Two verticals
They share a core — student master, fee engine, communication, custom fields, roles. Everything that differs lives in a separate vertical app on top, so neither is a compromise of the other.
Who logs in
Roles, role profiles and the permission matrix live in version control and are re-applied on every migration — so what a cashier can see is a reviewed change, not a checkbox someone ticked once.
Architecture & trust
Most of what goes wrong with an education platform goes wrong after the sale. These are the decisions that decide whether year three is still pleasant.
Per-site isolation means one institution's customisation never reaches another's data, and a platform update never breaks a customisation you paid for. A trust running four campuses runs four isolated sites with one dashboard over them.
Full ownership and export at any time, with self-hosting available. No lock-in as a retention strategy.
Transparent per-student, per-month pricing — not "contact us for a quote" and a number that depends on how you asked.
The marks arithmetic and attendance rules live in pure Python with no framework imports, and 96 unit tests run on every pull request — every band boundary, the rounding rule, backlog resolution, co-scholastic exclusion, compartment rules, the edit windows and the fee posting split. A wrong grade on a report card is the fastest way to lose an institution.
A permission changed by clicking in the UI is reverted by the next migration — deliberately. The model in version control is the model on the site.
Accounting, payroll, payments and statutory compliance run on mature open-source components that have been audited in production for years — adopted, not rewritten from scratch for a first release.
Core tuition is generally exempt in India, so most pilots never need it — and an institution with GST off never sees a GST field. Switched on, it applies per fee head: only heads flagged GST-applicable route through a Sales Invoice, a bill carrying both kinds splits into two postings that are asserted to reconcile, and a head missing its HSN or SAC is refused rather than posted at zero tax, which would look filed and not be.
Built for here
Not app-first with WhatsApp bolted on. Parents read WhatsApp; an alert that lands anywhere else is an alert that did not land.
Interface and parent communication in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi and more — including auto-translated circulars and report cards.
Across multiple children, multiple classes, and a trust running several institutions.
RTE quota, UGC and AICTE, NAAC and NBA accreditation data pre-formatted for the audit rather than assembled the week before.
Parental consent mechanisms for under-18 data, with the institution as controller and Stunett as processor under a written DPA.
Attendance and basic entry work with no connectivity and sync when the signal returns. Android, and the same app on iPhone.
From spreadsheets, paper or whatever you are running today — because switching cost, not features, is what keeps institutions on software they dislike.
A date in the contract, not "soon". Onboarding is a commitment we are willing to be held to.
Where we are
Pilot programme
Stunett is in active build. Phase 1 — admissions, student records, attendance, timetable, fees, exams, communication and dashboards — is what a pilot runs on, and a pilot institution shapes what Phase 2 becomes. If you are willing to put a real term through it, we would like to talk.