Teach online under your own name — not a marketplace’s
Turn the students you already teach into your own online academy: your name and your domain across the login and the classroom, recurring weekly lessons that generate themselves, attendance that records itself, and a record per student that belongs to you.
You built the relationship — the platform owns it
Most independent teachers run the same setup: lessons agreed over WhatsApp, a meeting link pasted into the chat before every session, and a spreadsheet holding who showed up and who still owes for last month. Anyone teaching through a marketplace has a second problem on top — a cut taken from every hour, and a rule against taking your own students off the platform.
It holds together until it doesn’t. The schedule scrolls out of sight in the chat. A student misses a lesson and there is no record it was ever booked. And the reputation you spent years building sits under someone else’s brand, reachable only through a profile you don’t control and can’t take with you.
Clasify gives you the academy instead of the account. Your own domain and your own name across the login, the lobby and the classroom; each student’s weekly slot set once and generated from then on; attendance captured the moment they join; and a student record that stays yours whatever you use to teach next.
What an independent teacher gets
Every item ships in the platform today.
Your name over the door
Your logo, your colours and your own domain across the login, the lobby and the classroom. Students sign in to your academy — there is no vendor badge to click and no marketplace profile listing other teachers beside yours.
A classroom, not a meeting link
Live video and audio with a shared whiteboard, screen share and chat, opened from a link in any browser on a laptop or a phone. Nothing for a student to install and no third-party account to create.
Set the weekly slot once
Your Tuesday six o’clock student stays your Tuesday six o’clock student. Recurring lessons generate themselves, the room is always there to join, and a double-booking is blocked before you can accept it.
No register to keep
Presence is captured the moment a student joins — attended, missed and excused, per lesson. Nothing to fill in by hand, and no disagreement later about which lessons actually happened.
One student, one place
Schedule, attendance history, assignments and your own notes on a single page, instead of scrolling back through months of chat to remember where somebody had reached.
Homework that comes back
Set work, collect submissions and keep every file attached to the student it belongs to. Each assignment is created per student, so nothing is dropped into a group thread and lost.
Reminders go out without you
Email and WhatsApp reminders before each lesson, and a notice when one is cancelled. Fewer forgotten slots, and not a message of it typed by hand.
What you taught, and what it earned
Hours taught and earnings tracked against your hourly rate, next to attendance rates and per-student progress — so the month adds up without a spreadsheet.
How an independent teacher launches
Set it up in an evening; it runs weekly on its own.
Create the academy and put your name on it
Choose the name, upload your logo and point your own domain at it. The login your students see is yours from the first day — white-label is the default, not an upgrade.
Bring your students across
Enroll the students you already teach, each with their own login, and set the weekly slot for every one of them. Contact details are stored encrypted.
Teach, and let the record build
Run the lesson in the browser. Attendance, assignments, hours taught and progress accumulate against each student while you do nothing but teach.
Straight answers
The things teachers ask before they move.
It might be, and that is worth saying plainly. Plans start at EGP 1,999/month and the smallest already holds 50 students and 10 teachers, so it is priced for teaching that is your income — not for a few lessons a week on the side. If your week is full, if you are turning students away, or if you are about to bring in a second teacher, the capacity is there before you need it.
No. They open a link in whatever browser they already have, on a laptop or a phone, and sign in to your academy. There is no app-store step and no third-party account — the login is yours, not a vendor’s.
No. White-label is the default rather than an upgrade: your logo, your colours and your own domain across the login, the lobby and the classroom. Nothing on the pages your students see names a vendor.
No — and this is the one thing to be clear about. Clasify bills you for your own subscription and nothing else. It does not process your students’ payments, take a percentage of your lesson fees, or sit between you and the money. What you charge, and how you collect it, stays entirely between you and your students.
Nothing has to change. The smallest plan already includes ten teacher seats and every feature — add them, set their hourly rate and assign them students. Student contact details stay withheld from teachers by default, so growing a faculty does not mean handing over the relationships you built.
No. Nothing here assumes a big-bang migration — you can create the academy, move a single class onto it and leave everything else where it is while you run the two in parallel for a few weeks. Enroll the rest once the weekly rhythm is plainly working.
Put your teaching on your own brand
Every plan includes the full classroom, student records, recurring scheduling, assignments and white-label branding — the tiers only change your capacity. Start as one teacher; the same academy holds a faculty when you are ready for one.
Plans start at EGP 1,999/month. No free tier — every plan includes every feature.