Slooch runs the whole school on one app.
Notices, forms, fees, the register and marks, for the office, the teachers and every family. Made in Cape Town for South African schools, Grade R to 12.
Slooch is taking on its first schools for Term 1, 2027.
Monday at most schools
The register is on paper until break. The marks are in a teacher's spreadsheet, the fees in the bursar's accounting package. Friday's consent forms sit in a pile on the counter, and the reminder went to 180 parents when eleven needed it.
Everyone works hard. Each person holds a different piece of the same week, and the office joins the pieces back together.
Who has read it, who has signed it, who has paid it.
A trip notice goes out once, with the consent form and the charge attached. The office watches three lists shrink.
How the office sees it
Read
Every notice shows which families have opened it, and whether it went to the school, a grade or one family.
Signed
The consent form stays on a parent's list until it is signed, and the reminder goes only to those who have not.
Paid
A payment shows as paid once it has arrived and been matched to its charge, so the bursar sees what is still owed.
Enter it once. Everyone it concerns sees it.
Step 1: Someone at the school enters it once.
Ms Dlamini takes the 8B register on her phone, and the office sends the trip notice.
Step 2: Slooch shows each person their part.
The parent sees the absence, the family sees the trip form and charge, and the teacher sees who has handed in.
Step 3: Slooch keeps the list until it is done.
The office sees what is still outstanding without phoning anyone.
What a school of 600 learners could get back.
Estimates from our assumptions; your own figures change them.
- Estimated office hours back each week
- 5 to 15,5 hours
- Estimated yearly spend on the tools Slooch takes over
- R 0 to R 12 000
- Estimated fees collected sooner
- R 216 000 to R 432 000
One week, four people, one app.
One week at Riverside House School.
Office
Mr van Wyk sends the Grade 8 trip notice with a consent form and the trip charge attached.
Teacher
Ms Dlamini takes the 8B register on her phone. Everyone starts present; she marks the exceptions.
Parent
Lerato Mokoena sees the trip notice, with the consent form and the charge listed under it.
Learner
Naledi sees her lessons for the day, the homework due this week and a room change.
Slooch, if you are a…
Pick yours.
…parent
Every notice, form, fee and mark for your children on your phone, free.
What parents get…school
Know who has read it, signed it and paid it, and start with one grade for one term.
What the office gets…learner
Your day, your homework, your marks and a hint when you are stuck.
What learners get…partner
Introduce a school and keep your relationship, or connect the system your schools already run.
How partners work with Slooch
Everything the office, the teachers and the families do in a term.
- Sends notices to the school, a grade, a class or one family, and shows who has read them.
- Attaches a consent form and a charge to a notice, and reminds only those who have not signed or paid.
- Keeps every family's statement: what is owed, what is paid and which charge each payment covered.
- Takes the register on the teacher's phone, and lets a parent explain an absence the same day.
- Lets teachers photograph paper tests and suggests marks; the teacher corrects and releases them.
- Puts released marks on the learner's phone, sends the parent a private update and fills the mark schedule.
For South African schools of 150 to 1 500 learners.
Independent and fee-paying public schools that run their own admissions, fees and parent communication.
Grade R to 12
From Foundation Phase through to matric.
CAPS and IEB
Subjects and assessments follow your curriculum.
150 to 1 500 learners
One office and every family on the same app.
Independent and fee-paying public schools
Fees and payments are in Slooch from the first day.
Start with one grade for one term.
One grade, its teachers and its families use Slooch for a term, alongside what the school uses today.
Step 1: A 45-minute walkthrough
We show your principal, a teacher and the office a typical week.
Step 2: Your lists and rules
Lists come from SA-SAMS or a spreadsheet, then your terms and bell times go in.
Step 3: One grade live for a term
One grade uses Slooch for a term; everything else stays as it is.
Step 4: You decide
Continue, add a grade at a time, or stop and take your data with you.
The school stays in charge of its data.
Under POPIA the school is the responsible party and Slooch is its operator.
The school is the responsible party
The school decides what is collected and why; Slooch acts on its instructions.
An operator agreement first
The school signs it before any learner or family information is loaded.
Read the operator agreement summarySouth African hosting
Live schools are hosted in South Africa.
No AI training on learner information
A named person at the school approves anything Slooch suggests.
Built with people who have run schools.
Slooch is made in Cape Town by a team that has run a school, kept its books and built software for South African learners.
Become a Slooch school.
Book a 45-minute walkthrough. We show your principal, a teacher and the office one school week on Slooch, from the trip notice on Monday to the marks on Friday, and answer whatever you ask.