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Class Points
Tap a child, give a point. Team totals, a class target and reasons if you want them — with no accounts, no parent app and nothing sold to anybody. It all stays in your browser.
Class total 0
Add your class to get started
Type or paste the names below. They stay in this browser.
Tap a child to move them to the next table. Press Done when everyone is sitting right.
Right-click or press and hold a name to take a point away.
Your class
One name per line, or separated by commas. Up to 60.
For a board that visitors, a camera or parents' evening can see. You still see who is who.
Your class stays in this browser. It is saved on this device only — there is no account, no sync and no request to any server, so we never see it and there is nothing for us to lose. Clear class removes it completely.
Using it in class
One tap, straight away
A point works because it lands while the child is doing the thing. So tapping a name is the whole interaction — no menu, no dialog, nothing to confirm. Switch Named reasons on if you want the point to say what it was for.
No leaderboard, no red tiles
Tiles stay in the order you typed them unless you ask otherwise, so nobody watches their name slide down a table all lesson. A child on nought looks the same as a child on ten, just with a smaller number. Taking points away is off until you switch it on.
Nothing leaves the room
Names and totals are saved in this browser only. There is no account and no parent app, and no record is kept of who got what and when — just the running total, which Reset points clears. Nothing here is sold to anyone.
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