Your school, online. And nothing it doesn’t use.

Public website, admissions, marks, mobile money payments, for schools in Niger. You pay only for the modules you switch on.

The family space on a parent’s phone, showing the term average, in front of a specimen report card and a mobile money payment receipt.
The family space on a parent’s phone, showing the term average, in front of a specimen report card and a mobile money payment receipt.

The foundation10,000FCFAper month

Each module, from FCFA 5,000 to FCFA 15,000 a month, is added when you need it and removed without losing anything.

One free month, every module, with the one-off registration fee of FCFA 200,000, or with an access code.

Build your subscription

What Lakol replaces

the paper registerthe carbon receipt bookthe admissions binderaverages worked out by handthe website nobody updatescalling parents one by onethe spreadsheet only one person can open

You only pay for the lines you tick.

Seven modules, sold separately. A school that wants admissions and payments gets exactly that.

  1. Public website

    A site built by a relative, who has to be called to change a date.

  2. Admissions

    Paper forms copied out by hand into a binder.

  3. Timetables

    The spreadsheet only one person knows how to edit.

  4. School life

    The paper register, and the evening phone call.

  5. Grades and report cards

    Averages worked out on a calculator, twice a year.

  6. Finance

    The receipt book, and the list of unpaid fees rebuilt by hand.

  7. Communication

    Notes in the schoolbag, and the parents nobody reached.

Your subscription

Public website
F CFA 10,000
Admissions
F CFA 7,500
Timetables
F CFA 7,500
School life
F CFA 8,000
Grades and report cards
F CFA 10,000
Finance
F CFA 15,000
Communication
F CFA 5,000
Monthly totalF CFA 63,000

Excludes the one-off registration fee. A module added mid-month is billed for the remaining days only.

Build your subscription

A school day, from the first roll call to the last receipt.

  1. The supervisor

    Roll call for year 7, on her phone.

    Everyone is present by default: she only taps the absentees. With no signal, the roll call waits and goes out as soon as the connection is back.

    School life

  2. The maths teacher

    Test marks, entered in one go.

    With the keyboard in the staff room, or with a thumb, one student at a time. An empty box is never a zero.

    Grades and report cards

  3. A parent

    School fees, paid by mobile money.

    The numbered receipt goes out as soon as the operator confirms. Nobody in the bursar’s office copied anything.

    Finance

  4. A mother

    Her daughter’s marks, on her phone.

    The family space installs from the browser, with no app store. She reads what the school has published, even on a slow connection.

    Grades and report cards

    A parent reading the school website on a phone
  5. The head teacher

    Her school’s day, on a single page.

    Enrolment, today’s absences, payments received, files to review. The dashboard only shows the modules the school uses.

    Included in the core

Six looks included. Try them with your school’s name.

Each one is a complete personality: palette, typography, shapes, rhythm. The school then adjusts it itself, without touching code.

The six looks

Your school

Admissions are open for the new school year.

Apply for a child
SahelTerracotta and indigo. Warm, rooted in place.
See a school website

Designed for a parent’s phone, not ours.

A page that opens on a slow connection.

135KB

A school website stays under 135 kilobytes of JavaScript. Images are resized on upload, and text arrives before everything else. A parent in Maradi reads the same page as a parent in Niamey.

Roll call works without a signal.

Roll calls and marks entered offline wait on the phone, then go out on their own when the network returns.

A report card you can check by scanning it.

Every report card carries a QR code. Another school scans it and reads the real marks, on the website of the school that issued it.

Authentic report card

The payment methods families already use.

  • Amanata
  • MyNita
  • Orange Money
  • Airtel Money

The receipt goes out as soon as the operator confirms.

The leadership team of a school in Niger

Thirty days to see whether your school fits.

Pay the registration fee, or enter the access code from the Lakol team: your school gets one free month, every module. Then you keep the modules you want.