Hall passes, seating charts, timers — every moving part of the class day, kept in rhythm by one private app that reads your roster. You raise the baton; the room falls in. And every hand-off in the hallway gets counted.
A dozen free tools, all playing at once — timers, hall-pass forms, seating sites, behavior apps. None vetted, none in sync, none talking to your SIS, and IT can't hear any of it. Baton brings them into one section, in time, under your baton.
QR-code hall passes with a live dashboard, reporting, CSV export, and a full audit trail. Students scan on the way out; the teacher sees who's where.
Drag-and-drop seating charts, a random picker, and smart grouping — with the roster imported straight from the SIS, per class.
A clean visual timer plus classroom gadgets — dice, traffic light, and more — the small tools teachers otherwise grab from random websites.
One sign-in, every class pre-loaded with the right roster for the current period, a QR pass that just works. Nothing to set up.
Hall-pass patterns, filterable reports, CSV export — and every login and pass in an audit log for records requests.
Read-only against your SIS, self-hosted in one container, no student data ever leaves your network. DPIA and data inventory included.
We consume your SIS; we never write back to it.
The instance sends no telemetry or analytics to anyone. It runs in the dark, on your network.
No attendance tracking, no behavior scoring. Hall passes keep only what's needed, on your retention policy.
Only the student names needed to run the room — contact info, DOB, and program flags dropped on import.
One container, one database file, on your hardware. No third-party processors.
DPIA, data map, parent-notification language, and FERPA/COPPA orientation ship with it.
A handful of teachers, your real roster — we do the setup for you. In a few weeks you'll know two things: whether teachers keep using it, and whether your data-protection lead is happy to put their name to it.
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