Multi-channel delivery
Every notice fires on the app, WhatsApp, and SMS. Parents choose, delivery rate stays at 99%.
Module
A parent-teacher communication app parents actually open.
OVIA's parent app delivers everything the school wants to say — attendance, fees, homework, exams, notices, events — in one inbox. Parents without smartphones get the same updates via WhatsApp and SMS. No parent gets left behind.
- Android and iOS apps
- WhatsApp + SMS fallback for non-app parents
- Class-wise and school-wide notices
- Direct teacher-parent chat (optional)
The problem
Why most parent apps fail
Schools install a parent app, download rates hit 40%, and the office ends up calling the other 60% anyway. OVIA solves this by delivering on whatever channel the parent actually uses — app, WhatsApp, or SMS — without extra work for teachers.
What you get
Built for how Indian schools actually run
School-branded app (Growth plan)
On the Growth plan, the app appears on Play Store and App Store with your school name and logo. Parents install 'Your School App', not OVIA.
Structured inbox, not a group
No 200-parent WhatsApp group chaos. Each notice has a category (fees, exams, events) and stays organised.
Two-way chat (optional)
If your school wants it, teachers and parents can chat one-on-one with teacher working hours enforced and messages logged.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
They get the same updates on WhatsApp (many feature phones now have it) and SMS. Nothing is smartphone-exclusive.
Yes. Chat is optional and can be one-way (school to parent only). Many schools keep it one-way to protect teacher personal time.
Yes. Hindi and English, with regional language support on the roadmap. Parents can switch languages any time.
Nothing. The parent app is free. The school pays for the platform, not per parent.
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Pick the modules your school needs today. Add the rest as you grow.
Not sure yet? See OVIA running in a school like yours.
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