Xolro builds custom education software for schools, coaching institutes, and online educators: admissions, attendance, fee collection, timetables, and parent communication in one system.
Education businesses in India tend to run on a combination of registers, fee receipt books, WhatsApp broadcast lists, and a spreadsheet of batches. Generic school ERPs are often too heavy for a coaching institute and too rigid for a school with its own fee structure. We build software around your actual batches, fee plans, and reporting needs.
The operational problems education businesses most often bring software in to solve.
Instalment plans, discounts, and late fees are tracked by hand, so pending fees are found late and chased one phone call at a time.
Attendance is marked on paper or in a basic app, and parents hear about absences only at the next meeting — if at all.
Teachers, rooms, and batches are scheduled in a spreadsheet, so changes ripple into clashes that someone has to fix by phone.
Admission enquiries arrive by phone, walk-in, and web form, but there is no single list to follow up from, so interested students drop off.
A custom build includes only the modules you need, and can start with one and grow.
One pipeline for enquiries from every source, with follow-up reminders, counselling notes, and conversion to enrolment in a click.
Fee plans with instalments, discounts, and late fees; UPI and card payments; automatic receipts; and a pending-fees report by batch.
Mobile attendance for teachers, optional biometric or QR check-in, and automatic absence alerts to parents.
Timetables that check for teacher and room clashes, substitution handling, and a clear view of each teacher's load.
Test scheduling, mark entry, rank lists, and progress reports parents can open on their phone.
A mobile app or portal for notices, homework, study material, fee dues, and results — replacing scattered WhatsApp groups.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act sets stricter rules for processing children's data, including verifiable parental consent. We design consent, access control, and data retention around those rules.
Sibling discounts, scholarship slabs, mid-year joins, and batch transfers break most off-the-shelf fee modules. Capturing these rules correctly is usually the most valuable part of the build.
Teachers mark attendance and parents check dues on their phones. We design those screens mobile-first and keep them fast on patchy connections.
How we handle the data you share with us is set out in our DPDP data protection notice.
Four stages take a requirement from first conversation to software your team uses daily — with something reviewable at the end of each one, so scope and cost never drift quietly.
We map your workflows, users, and goals before any code is written, so the requirement is clear and the scope is realistic.
We turn those requirements into a technical plan, user flows, and interface designs you can review and correct before development starts.
We build in reviewable stages, testing each release against the agreed requirements so you see working software early, not only at the end.
We deploy, watch how the software is used in practice, and keep refining it as your volumes, team, and priorities change.
School management software is built around classes, sections, and an academic year, with modules for transport, exams, and report cards. Coaching institute software is built around batches, courses, and flexible fee plans, with a stronger focus on enquiries, admissions, and test series. A custom build can follow whichever model your institute actually uses.
Yes. Parents can pay by UPI, card, or net banking through an integrated payment gateway, receive a receipt automatically, and see their pending instalments in the app or portal.
Yes. We can integrate Zoom or Google Meet for live classes and add a library for recorded lectures, notes, and assignments, with access limited to enrolled students.
Yes. Multi-branch setups get a shared student and fee database with branch-level access, so each branch manages its own batches while the owner sees consolidated reports.
It depends on the modules. A focused fee and attendance system is typically a matter of weeks; a full platform with admissions, exams, and a parent app takes longer. We share a stage-by-stage schedule after discovery, and can launch the most urgent module first.
Tell us what you're trying to build or improve. We'll start by understanding the problem.