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Built with teachers, for the screen on the wall

The classroom screen
your whole day runs on

A timer, a noise meter, a name picker and a hundred more — arranged how you want them, saved as the lessons you actually teach, up on the projector in one click.

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Year 4 · Tuesday
TIMER
5:00
VOICE LEVEL
Table talk
DICE

104 widgets · drop any of them anywhere

  • Timer
  • Noise meter
  • Name picker
  • Random grouper
  • Traffic light
  • Dice + spinner
  • Word cloud
  • Star jar
  • Seating chart
  • Visual schedule
  • Breathing bubble
  • Poll
  • Stopwatch
  • Countdown to…
  • Sticky notes
  • Whiteboard
  • QR share
  • Calm sounds
  • Team scoreboard
  • Roles wheel
  • Vocabulary list
  • Analogue clock
  • Reveal one at a time
  • Silent signal
  • Word of the day
  • Sand timer
  • Marble jar
  • Partner shuffle
  • Timer
  • Noise meter
  • Name picker
  • Random grouper
  • Traffic light
  • Dice + spinner
  • Word cloud
  • Star jar
  • Seating chart
  • Visual schedule
  • Breathing bubble
  • Poll
  • Stopwatch
  • Countdown to…
  • Sticky notes
  • Whiteboard
  • QR share
  • Calm sounds
  • Team scoreboard
  • Roles wheel
  • Vocabulary list
  • Analogue clock
  • Reveal one at a time
  • Silent signal
  • Word of the day
  • Sand timer
  • Marble jar
  • Partner shuffle

It knows what a school day is shaped like

Before the bell

Your timetable already knows what period 3 is. Open it, and the board comes up on the right class — the right names, the right absences, the right tallies.

In the lesson

Stop every clock in the room at once. Dim the board to one thing. Silence every chime because someone next door is testing. All from the wall, or from your phone at the back.

Tomorrow

It opens the way you built it. Yesterday’s ticks are gone, the reveal is closed again, the answers are not still showing. The star jar keeps counting, because that one runs all term.

The specifics, not the reassurance

Every product says it takes privacy seriously. Here is what that actually means here, in terms you can check.

The microphone never records

The noise meter reads a level and throws the audio away — there is no recorder in the codebase. One number between 0 and 100 is the only thing that leaves the room.

Children need no account

They join with a four-digit code, and can be entirely anonymous. Boards default to it. Nothing asks a child for a name unless you turn that on.

Sharing strips names first

Publish a screen to the community library and every child’s name, every tally and every answer is removed on the way out — walked key by key, at any depth.

Put something on the board

Sign in and you have a working screen in about a minute. Bring your class list when you are ready — it works fine without one.

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