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A class attendance tracker for a dance studio

Set the days, the time and the first and last class, and every class in the term becomes its own row. Students (or parents) tap Coming or Can’t ahead of time; after class you tick who was there and, if you charge per class, who paid. Students see “attended 6 of 8 · 6 paid”; you see it for everyone.

Attendance in advance, not just after

The useful number is the one you have on Wednesday: how many are coming Saturday. When it is three, move the class with one tap and everyone enrolled is told. When it is fourteen, you know to open the bigger room.

Per-class payment, ticked where the attendance is

The attendance sheet has two ticks per student: Here and Paid. Drop-in students settle up on the spot; term students pay once and you confirm once.

The record survives the schedule

Change the days mid-term and the future classes regenerate; the classes already held and their attendance never change.

See a term in Mela

Free · works for music, art and language classes too

Nothing in the demo is sent or published.

Questions

Can a parent enroll two children?

Yes, as separate enrollments, each with its own attendance and payment record.

Can students mark themselves present?

No. Students say whether they are coming; only the teacher marks attendance.

What about recitals?

A recital is an event with RSVP from a link — families reply with no account.

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