Enter the scores once. The paperwork writes itself.
Term grades, final grades, report cards, SF2, the PACE form and the awards roll all come out of the class record you are already keeping — transmuted, weighted and rounded the way the order says. Then AI drafts the two things the order cannot compute for you: your Daily Lesson Log, and the progress notes on every learner.
Lesson logs and progress notes drafted for you — from the competencies your division issued and the ratings you recorded. Always yours to edit before you print.
What it does
The five things that eat your evenings, done from one set of records.
Grades that follow the order
Written/Oral Works, Performance Tasks and Examinations weighted per learning area, transmuted on the SY 2026-2027 table, and averaged into final grades. GMRC and Values Education are split by domain, which changes the grade — pooling them can turn a pass into a fail.
Attendance and SF2
A daily roll on your phone, a monthly register that prints, and a running count of who is near the intervention threshold. An unmarked day stays unmarked rather than quietly becoming a present.
Forms that print finished
Annex G for Grades 4 to 12, Annex F and the PACE competency sheets for Grades 1 to 3, and the Annex H awards roll — for the whole class in one print job, with your school’s header already on them.
Yours alone, unless you share it
Your records are yours — isolated at the database level, not just in the app, so nobody else’s account can reach them. When you do want a co-teacher or your whole faculty on the same class lists, you can invite them.
The two things the order cannot compute
A Daily Lesson Log drafted from the competencies your division issued — activities, resources, formative assessment, and the DO 3 s. 2026 declaration of AI use your plan is required to carry. And progress notes for Kindergarten to Grade 3, written from the competency ratings you already recorded, so the two narrative boxes per learner per term are a read-and-edit rather than an evening.
Never invents a competency, a grade, or anything about a child that you did not record. You read it before it prints.
Pricing
For you, not for your school — sign up on your own and start. Basic buys one class outright and never expires. Standard and Pro renew, and you can pay monthly.
Basic
One class, kept properly, for good. Enough to replace a spreadsheet.
₱199.00one-time — pay once, yours for good
Start with Basic- One class, with every record it needs
- Class records with DO 015 weights and transmutation
- Term grades, final grades, and general average
- Attendance roll and the SF2 monthly register
- Report cards — Annex G, Annex F, and the PACE sheets
- Awards roll and promotion status
- Never expires, no renewal, no card
Standard
Every class you handle, and the writing drafted for you.
₱149.00per month, cancel any time
Choose StandardEverything in Basic, plus:
- Every class you handle, not just one
- Print a whole class's report cards in one job
- Import the Excel class records you already keep
- Records carry across school years
- AI lesson plans in the DLL ILAW format — 30 a month
- The DO 3 s. 2026 AI-use declaration filled in for you
- AI progress notes — 200 a month
Pro
For the teacher handling several classes and writing plans every week.
₱299.00per month, cancel any time
Choose ProEverything in Standard, plus:
- AI lesson plans in the DLL ILAW format — 100 a month
- AI progress notes — 800 a month
- Priority support
Paid over GCash — no card needed, and no approval from anyone. Buying Standard or Pro includes the Basic features permanently, so if you stop renewing you keep the class records, grades and report cards you already made.
Enterprise
For a school or division buying for its teachers.
- Every teacher on shared learners and records
- Invite and manage the whole faculty
- One invoice, against your purchase order
- Help moving your existing records across
- Everything in Pro for each teacher in development
Try it with one class first
Create an account, add one section, and see whether the report cards come out right before you move the rest of your records across.