QR smart IDs
One card per student, scanned at the door, no register to carry or lose.
AppMan set out to replace the paper that runs a school. Attendance registers, test papers, and the phone calls home all became one platform, on the web and in a pocket.
A school runs on records that are easy to lose and hard to check. Registers are taken on paper, results are transcribed by hand, and parents hear about a problem long after it happened. Anything replacing that has to be quicker than the paper it replaces, or nobody uses it.
Not a logo and a landing page. A full effort across strategy, brand, content and engineering — here’s the play-by-play.
Smart ID cards and a QR scan take a register in the time it takes to walk through a door, with the record written as it happens.
Papers are set, sat and marked in the platform, so results exist the moment a test ends rather than a week later.
A portal for students and parents, so attendance and results are something you can look up instead of something you wait to be told.
The moves that turned the brief into a result.
One card per student, scanned at the door, no register to carry or lose.
Tests set once, sat on any machine, marked automatically.
The same platform in the office and in a pocket, built by one team so the two never drift.
A closer look at the work as it shipped.
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