Students
A card per student: subject, level, parent's contact and your notes after each lesson. Everything you used to keep in your head.
Slate replaces the spreadsheet, the notebook and the awkward “you still owe me for two lessons” message. It counts lesson packages, keeps your week in order and shows every student exactly what is left.
The hard part is remembering who moved Thursday, who paid for four lessons and who has quietly owed you for two since March.
Nothing to assemble from modules: students, schedule, packages and money are one thing.
A card per student: subject, level, parent's contact and your notes after each lesson. Everything you used to keep in your head.
Recurring slots for the whole term, drag to reschedule, clashes flagged before you confirm them.
Packages of any size or single lessons, an individual rate per student, deducted the moment you mark attendance.
Who paid, who owes, what is due this week. The reminder goes out without you having to write it.
A personal link with lessons left, the next lesson, homework and payment history. No account, no password.
Income, hours and attendance by month — so you can see which subjects and which time slots are worth keeping.
Pick up a lesson, drop it on a new time. Slate warns you about clashes, keeps the record of who moved what, and leaves the package untouched until the lesson actually happens.
Set the number of lessons, the rate and the validity once. From then on every marked lesson is deducted, and one lesson before the end Slate reminds you that it is time to renew.
The student — or the parent — opens a personal link on their phone and sees the balance, the next lesson and the homework. The question “how many lessons do I have left?” simply stops being asked.
It counts lessons, not curricula — so it fits a maths tutor, a music teacher and an exam coach equally well.
Name, subject, rate and how many lessons they have already paid for. Ten students take about five minutes.
Put the lessons where they belong and switch on repetition. The rest of the term fills itself in.
One tap after each lesson. Packages, balances, debts and reminders follow on their own.
Start free with the schedule alone. Move up when the students, the money and the paperwork pile up.
No payments, packages or student portal
Free for up to five students, with no card and no contract. Add the sixth one when you are ready.