October
A child who never puts her hand up explains her working to the table. You think: that's going in her report.
You noticed it in September. Can you still describe it in June?
Capture what a child actually did, in seconds, on your phone. Have it in front of you on the web when you're writing reports or sitting down with parents.
Sound familiar?
March
A parent asks how their son is getting on. You know he's fine. You can feel there was something more specific, but it's gone.
June
Twenty-nine reports to write, and the phrases you promised yourself you wouldn't use again start looking familiar.
None of this is a writing problem. It's a remembering problem. By the time you sit down to write, the specifics have gone — and generic phrasing is what's left.
Two tools, used at two different times
ClassKeep is a phone app for the classroom and a website for your desk. They show the same notes — they're just built for different moments of your day.
New note
Amara
Explained equivalent fractions to Jayden using the pizza example from Tuesday. First time she's taught someone else.
MathsConfidence
Dictate insteadKeep it
Saved on this phone. Syncs when you're back on Wi-Fi.
In the classroom
A moment happens. Three taps on your phone and it's kept. Works with no signal — and you can dictate it if your hands are busy.
Amara B
Year 4 · 27 moments
- 12 SepRead her poem aloud without being asked.
- 3 OctHelped settle the new pupil at lunch.
- 18 NovAsked to stay in at break to finish her story.
- 22 JanLed the science group through the fair test.
Parents' eveningReport notes
At your desk
Parents' evening or report season, open it on the web. Every moment for that child, in one place — plus class setup and a view of who you've barely written about.
How it works
Capture in seconds
Pick the child, type or say a sentence, done. It's quicker than finding a pen. If there's no signal in your classroom, it waits on your phone until there is.
It builds up through the term
A moment here, a moment there. You don't need to keep up with anything — you just keep the good bits as they happen.
It's there when you need it
Open a child's page before parents' evening or when their report is due, and the year is already written down in their own small moments.
What it isn't
Not an assessment system
No levels, no tracking grids, no colour-coded spreadsheets. Just sentences about children, kept for later.
Not safeguarding logging
Anything safeguarding-related belongs in your school's safeguarding system. ClassKeep is not that, and doesn't try to be.
Not another thing to keep on top of
There's nothing to maintain and no feed to catch up on. If you write nothing for two weeks, nothing nags you.
Privacy, in brief
Data is hosted in the UK. During the pilot, children are first names or initials only. Dictation is processed on your phone, so no audio ever leaves it. Your notes are yours, and ClassKeep is not a safeguarding system.
Join the pilot
ClassKeep isn't on sale and there's nothing to download yet. We're opening it to a small group of primary teachers first. If that's interesting, leave your email.