- Can we set it up ourselves?
- Yes. Download it, or ask for a hosted school, and the guided setup walks you through levels, the year, classes, subjects, staff and pupils. If you would rather, Remora sets it up with you.
- Which countries does it work for?
- Cameroon (anglophone and francophone), Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and francophone West and Central Africa — Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Benin, Togo, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Guinea, Gabon, Congo, Chad and the Central African Republic. Each comes with its levels, exam years and standard subjects; a school elsewhere starts from a standard list and adds its own levels.
- Does it work in French?
- Yes. Every screen is in English and in French, and each person chooses. Report cards print in the language of the section, whatever the language of the screen.
- Which currency?
- The school's own: FCFA, naira, cedi, shilling and every other African currency. Receipts write the amount in words, in that currency.
- Does it work for universities and higher institutes?
- Yes. Programmes and levels, two semesters with a CA and an exam, course registration, programme tuition and course fees, and a private link for each student.
- What does it cost?
- Every desk is free for 30 days, and the daily register stays free for good. After that, a licence or hosting is quoted by the size of the school. No fee per pupil, and no commission on the fees you collect.
- Do parents install an app?
- No. The office sends each family a private link — on Nyocte or WhatsApp — and it opens in the browser already on the phone.
- What if the connection drops?
- A register taken without a connection is kept on the phone and sent on its own when the connection returns. On the school's own computer, the office works on the school network even when the internet is down.