For schools
One app to find and fix every learning gap in your school.
After every class, Wivme shows teachers what each student didn’t understand and why, helps them fix it, and keeps parents informed.
What your school gets
Every gap, caught early.
What didn’t stick, in every class, while there’s still time to fix it.
Teachers stay in charge.
Wivme suggests; teachers decide. Built around the teacher’s day, not on top of it.
Parents who trust the school.
Plain updates after class, so the school’s work is seen at home.
Ready before every exam.
Each idea comes back until it holds, so students walk in prepared.
How a school starts
- A walkthrough with the founderOn a call or at your school.
- Set up with your adminYour classes and timetable, done together.
- Teachers beginEach teacher starts with their own classes.
- Families joinStudents and parents join Wivme.
Safety
Your students’ data, kept safe.
Never sold. No ads.We don’t sell data or share it with advertisers, and there are no ads inside Wivme.
Parents decide.For students under 18, a parent or guardian consents first, or the school through its own consent process.
Delete at any time.A parent can ask us to stop and delete their child’s account whenever they choose.
Protected end to end.Everything travels encrypted, and passwords are never stored in plain text.
Questions
Questions, answered.
What does a teacher do each day?
Teach as usual. After class, Wivme checks in with the students. Before the next class, the teacher sees who didn’t get it and why, and chooses the fix.
What do parents see?
Simple updates after class: what didn’t stick and when it’s fixed, and a plain “all good” on the days it is.
How long does set-up take?
We plan it with your admin on the walkthrough, around your timetable.
Where is the data kept?
With care, and never sold. Our privacy policy sets out what we collect, where it’s stored and who can see it.
What does it cost?
Talk to us and we’ll share pricing on the walkthrough.
Bring Wivme to your school.
A short walkthrough, on a call or at your school. You’ll talk to the founder.
