Interactive diary
A diary that shows every lesson at a glance, so the week ahead is never a surprise.
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Tuition, organised. Wherever you teach.
The phone app for tuition schools, tutors and students: lessons, diaries and learners in one place, working offline.
Lesson Manager is built for the people who run, teach and take tuition lessons. One person can run the tuition school they own, teach their private students and be a student somewhere else, all from one account, because roles are things you hold, not boxes you are put in. Upcoming lessons, an interactive diary and lesson booking all work offline and sync when you're back online.
A diary that shows every lesson at a glance, so the week ahead is never a surprise.
What's next, who it's with and where, the moment you open the app.
Run a school, teach privately and learn elsewhere, all from one sign-in.
Create and change lessons without signal. An outbox syncs everything, in order, when you reconnect.
Manage a school's tutors, lessons and students, with each school's data kept separate.
Encrypted local storage, GUID v7 keys and a server that stays up even when its database is down.
Yes. Roles are not account types. One account can run a school, teach private students and learn somewhere else.
Yes. The diary, upcoming lessons and lesson booking all work offline, and changes sync automatically when you reconnect.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough with the team that builds Lesson Manager. Bring your questions; we'll bring the product.
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