Classroom & online classes
Teachers set assignments and mark them online; students hand in from their phone. Live online classes with audio, video and screen sharing — ideal for holiday revision.
GuardAIn connects students, schools, parents and counsellors on one platform to guide academic progress, subject and career choices, university options and student well-being — built for Ugandan secondary schools, S1 to S6.
Example student · invented data
Everything a school already knows about a student — marks, interests, attendance, results — turned into guidance a student and their family can act on.
Teachers set assignments and mark them online; students hand in from their phone. Live online classes with audio, video and screen sharing — ideal for holiday revision.
A helper on every page that finds anything in seconds, plus a notebook, dictionary, planner, focus timer and scientific calculator for students.
Fees per class, scholarships and bursaries, payments by cash, bank, MTN MoMo, Airtel Money or SchoolPay, receipts, and who has cleared at a glance.
Disclosed, simple warning signs — a big fall in marks, low attendance, missed exams — raise a flag for the counsellor to look at, and counsellors can raise a welfare concern to the school's head.
Marks by hand or from a spreadsheet, graded the UNEB way. Subject trends term by term, and one report-card layout every school shares, with the school's own name and logo.
Four reports: S3 subject choices, S4 pathway (A-level or vocational), career fit, and S5–S6 university match — each option listed with the reasons behind it.
Each counsellor sees their own caseload. Session notes are encrypted and seen only by the counsellor, with follow-up reminders so nobody falls through the gaps.
Parents sign in with a one-time code sent to their phone — no password to forget — to give consent, read report cards and see guidance their child's counsellor has released.
Programmes, essential subjects, cut-off points, fees and application windows — checked against each university's published list before any student is matched against them.
The school imports its class lists and invites parents. Nothing is assessed or reported for a student until a parent has agreed.
Students complete short interest and personality questionnaires on any phone; teachers enter or upload marks as they already do.
GuardAIn scores the options and drafts a report. A counsellor checks and approves it before the student or parent ever sees it.
Children's data deserves more care than any other. These are rules in the software, not promises in a brochure.
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Pricing per school is being set together with our pilot schools. If your school would like to take part, we would love to hear from you.
Students, parents and staff: your account is issued by your school — there is no public sign-up. Parents sign in with the phone number the school has for them.
No. GuardAIn lists options with the reasons for each; a counsellor reviews and approves every report, and the report says plainly that it is guidance, not a verdict.
Through their school. Students receive a sign-in slip; parents sign in with a code sent by SMS to the phone number the school holds for them.
Only the student's assigned counsellor. Notes are encrypted, never included in reports or downloads, and are not seen by teachers, parents or the platform team.
Yes, at any time, for each purpose separately. Withdrawal takes effect straight away and is recorded.
From each university's published lists — entered by our team or by the university itself — and checked by a named person before any student is matched against them.