TAKI

Academic monitoring for Philippine high schools

Track, Analyze, Keep, and Inform

A teacher records attendance and grades on their phone, with or without a signal. Advisers and administrators see the same records in the browser once they sync — and students who are slipping are surfaced early, with the numbers attached.

Creates an administrator account for the portal. Teachers use the TAKI mobile app — an account’s role is fixed when it is created.

  • Records offline, syncs on its own
  • Authorization enforced in the database
  • No student data sent to any AI service

What the name means

Four things, done properly

TAKI is an acronym, and each letter is a promise the system has to keep. These are the same four ideas a teacher meets the first time they open the app.

Track

Every Class.Every Day.Recorded in Seconds.

Take attendance and enter grades while the class is in front of you, not after hours.

Analyze

Every Number.Every Reason.Nothing Hidden.

TAKI checks the records nightly and shows the numbers behind every at-risk flag.

Keep

No Signal.No Problem.Always Working.

Your records live on this phone and sync themselves once you are back online.

Inform

Every Student.Every Update.Always Connected.

Keep guardians informed with attendance, grades, reports and important alerts, by SMS and email.

One system, two surfaces

A phone in the room, a browser in the office

The same records, reached two ways. Which one you get is decided by the account, and an account’s role is fixed when it is created.

For teachers — the mobile app

Record attendance and grades on an Android phone, offline, in the room. The device holds the records and syncs them on its own once a signal returns — a class you keep to yourself stays private to you even inside a school.

Distributed to pilot schools directly.

For administrators — the web portal

Open the browser portal to review classes, rosters, attendance and scores across the school, and to manage the roster and class enrolments. Sign-in is email and password; the database decides what each account may see.

How it works

One record, entered once, readable from both sides.

  1. 01

    Record on the phone

    A teacher takes attendance and enters scores during class, with or without a signal. The device database is the source of truth.

  2. 02

    Sync when there is signal

    Changes upload in one transaction, keyed by identifiers generated on the device, so a retry after a dropped connection cannot duplicate a record.

  3. 03

    Verify in the browser

    Administrators open the same records in the portal — the same roster, the same attendance, the same scores — and confirm the two agree.

In development. TAKI is a capstone project under active build. The administrator portal is in internal testing and the teacher application is not yet publicly distributed.