Daftar runs the school day on a classroom tablet that never waits for the internet.
Attendance, lesson logs, fee receipts and exams are saved on the tablet and sync when the signal comes back. Every school you rent to, and every tablet in it, stays under your control.
Built for classrooms where the Wi-Fi drops at 8:10 and comes back at lunch.
Q.Who are you? Mark one bubble.
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Instructions
- 1Works with the Wi-Fi off. Every tick and receipt is saved on the tablet first.
- 2Syncs when the signal returns, and never twice. Each record carries its own number.
- 3Every school and every tablet answers to one owner, who can lock or wipe it.
On the classroom tablet
Attendance · VII-BFrom the owner's console
Six tablets · five schools| Tablet | School | Last 7 days | Last seen | App | Lease | State |
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TAB-03
Sharada Vidya Mandir · VII-B classroom
Commands reach a tablet at its next check-in. A tablet that stays offline acts on them when it reconnects.
The system behind it
Colour · type · states · motionOMR sheets are printed in a single ink the scanner ignores; only the marks are read. Each school she rents to gets its own ink, so its tablets and hub are unmistakably theirs. Pick one and the whole board reprints.
Extra Condensed capitals print the form: titles, labels, roll boxes and timing. Sofia Sans carries everything a person reads, at sizes a Class III child can manage during an exam.
A bubble scribbles in over 280ms, then sets solid. Every choice in the product is this mark.
Syncing is a scanner line passing down the sheet; timing marks go solid as rows are read.
Lock and void land as a stamp: one quick drop, no bounce, the page dims behind it.
Offline changes the sheet itself: the ink greys and the timing marks break, because nothing can be read.
- From the signal-degradation world: losing connection changes the whole sheet's material, not a small pill.
- From the shadow bazaar: every record carries its origin ticket: tablet, time and person.
- From the memory quilt: the owner always sees the whole fleet at once, one row per tablet.
- From the instrument panel: every status shows its trend; check-ins read as a seven-day bar.
- From the one-bit desktop: one tiny state vocabulary, used identically on every control.
Honest risk: OMR sheets carry exam-day nerves for many people. The product has to stay calm and generous so the form reads as precise, never as a test.