One network for families, students, teachers and schools — that doesn't stop at reporting an absence. It connects the family to the help that gets the child back in the room.
A brighter tomorrow starts today.
Chronic absence in high-poverty neighborhoods is rarely about distance. It is clean clothes, a uniform, food, a parent who is overwhelmed — and a school that has help it can't get in front of the family.
Figures as described by OYi's founder from his work with a school principal; they are not verified statistics.
Each portal works in a parent's hand and on a principal's desk. Pick a portal, then pick how you want to see it.
Follow one child, Jordan, through four portals. One private message from a parent becomes a streak, and a win for the whole class.
OYi is a directory and a connector. It points families to what the school and the community already have — it does not store or hand out goods.
Principals post what the school has. Parents privately say what's in the way. OYi matches the two, and adds what's nearby by zip code.
Separate grade divisions. Fair competition. Citywide, or just the participating schools.
Field trips & school experiences · class celebrations · school championship banners · sponsored events · digital badges & impact points · more through community partners.
The student view grows up with the student.
A principal's assistant that answers from the school's own attendance, homework and intervention data.
Two Grade 3 students have 3+ absences or late arrivals in the last 10 days:
The school has 20 laundry cards and 12 uniforms available. Want me to draft an offer to both families?
Product descriptions are the founder's summary of what schools use today, for discussion only. Names belong to their owners; OYi is not affiliated with them.
Planned connections. None are live in this demo.
“The app is not about just attendance.”
Goals of the programme, not measured results.
Real support. Real opportunities. Real impact.
Demo prototype. All schools, students, names and figures are sample data.