For coaching centres & tuition institutes in India
Three role-based experiences in one platform. Students see timetables and notes, parents get instant attendance and fee alerts, teachers mark attendance on the go — all on Android and iOS.
Built for budget phones and slow internet, with offline study. The app every role actually opens — so you can finally retire the WhatsApp groups.
A coaching centre mobile app is a dedicated Android and iOS app that gives students, parents and teachers role-based access to the institute's platform from their phones — no laptop, browser login or WhatsApp group needed. Students check timetables, materials and results; parents get real-time attendance, fee and result alerts; teachers mark attendance and manage classes. TutorDesk provides all three role experiences in one platform.
A coaching centre mobile app gives students, parents and teachers role-based access to the institute's platform from their phones. Students check timetables, study materials and test results; parents receive real-time attendance alerts, fee reminders and exam results as push notifications; teachers mark attendance, share notes and communicate — all from the same TutorDesk platform.
Each person sees only what's relevant — no cluttered screens, no shared logins.
Built for real daily use — not a demo feature nobody opens.
One app for everything: today's classes, the notes from last session, the latest test marks, the live class in 10 minutes. No hunting through WhatsApp, no separate links.
Parents get instant push notifications for everything that matters — absence, fee due, test result, class change. No need to be in a coaching WhatsApp group, and no need for the centre to message 200 parents by hand.
Open the app, see today's batches, mark attendance in under a minute per class. Save, and absent students' parents are notified automatically. Notes uploaded from the phone show in students' apps instantly.
Built for real India — budget Android phones, slow 3G, patchy coverage. Push notifications replace WhatsApp broadcasts; offline mode means studying never stops when data runs out.
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| Capability | TutorDesk Mobile App | WhatsApp Groups |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance alerts | Automatic push per student | Manual message each time |
| Fee reminders | Automated, personal push | Awkward group/DM |
| Study material | Organised by subject, always in app | Scroll months of chat |
| Test results | Personal push per student | List in group — others see scores |
| Teacher's number | Never shared — in-app chat only | Exposed to everyone |
| Schedule changes | Push to all affected | Posted in group, easily missed |
| Fee payment | UPI in-app, instant receipt | Transfer + manual confirm |
From a solo tutor with 40 students to a multi-branch chain.
Push alerts for attendance and results mean parents are informed before they call, and coordinators spend less time on the phone.
Younger students' parents need frequent updates — attendance, homework and fee notices all arrive automatically.
Students join live classes with one tap and get recordings right after — no link sharing on WhatsApp.
One app for everyone, but each branch sees only its own data; the owner sees all of it from the dashboard.
Budget phones, slow internet, no home laptops — built exactly for this, with offline access and low-data mode.
Mark attendance, share notes, send results and collect fees — all from one phone, no laptop.
"I had nine WhatsApp groups and still got 'why wasn't I told?' from parents. Now the parent app pings them the second their child is marked absent — and my teachers' phone numbers aren't floating around any more."
The mobile app is how TutorDesk reaches a phone. It isn't a separate product or a single feature — it's the device layer that delivers the platform to students, parents and teachers, each with their own role-based view. The capabilities themselves live in their own modules, linked below.
A student sees a study tool, a parent sees a window into their child's day, and a teacher sees a classroom in their pocket — all from the same install. Nobody shares a login, and nobody sees screens that aren't theirs, which is what makes it usable for a parent on a basic phone with no training.
Entry-level Android phones, 3G that comes and goes, no laptop at home — the app is tuned for that reality, with offline downloads, adaptive video and low background-data use, so a power cut or a weak signal doesn't stop a student from studying.
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What coaching owners and teachers ask about the app.
Students, parents and teachers — each with their own experience, all from TutorDesk on Android and iOS.
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