Progress, assignments, assessments and academic updates in one place — so the conversation at home is about something specific, early enough to matter.
The first screen answers a single question: does anything need my attention today?
Illustrative interface with fictional demo data
Sunday evening. A parent opens the weekly summary. Four subjects look broadly stable. Mathematics is different — three recent assessments show a consistent decline, and Yandu has surfaced both the change and the curriculum area involved.
On Monday the conversation with the tutor is about ratios, not about whether anything is wrong. Nothing waited for the end of term.
Parents, assigned tutors, teachers and administrators each see what their role requires — no more.
Every item states where it came from and when it was recorded.
Yandu surfaces changes and evidence. It does not present automated conclusions as fact.
The parent holds the account and can see everything recorded about their child.
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