Features

Built for the way your classroom actually works.

Set up the room you teach in, bring in your classes, arrange students, and keep the tools you use during the school day close at hand.

Classes + Classrooms

Your classroom is the room. Your classes are the people in it.

Build the physical classroom once, then use it with each class that meets there. The room keeps its desks and furniture while every class keeps its own students and named Seating Plans.

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Classroom setup

Start with the room you actually teach in.

Arrange desks and classroom furniture to reflect the space around you. Set up the physical room first, then reuse it with the classes that meet there.

The result is a seating chart that looks like a recognizable classroom rather than a generic grid of names.

Place and arrange desks
Add classroom furniture
Adjust desk orientation
Work with one classroom or several
View the room from the direction that makes sense to you

Edit Classroom screen showing Room 214 with 24 desks and classroom layout controls.

Classroom editor preview

Students + Rosters

Bring your class in when you’re ready.

Add students individually or import a roster when you have one. If the classroom is ready before the student list is, that’s fine too—the room can come first.

Switch to the searchable, sortable Roster view when you need the class list, then decide where everyone belongs.

Roster view for Period 2 Biology showing student names, class information, and seat assignments.

Roster preview

Seating

Changing seats shouldn’t mean starting over.

Assign students to desks, move them when plans change, and rearrange the class without rebuilding the seating chart. Seating Chart keeps students who still need a seat easy to find while you work.

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Move a student
Reposition one student without disturbing the rest of the class.
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Use Seating Preferences
Add required or preferred placement needs to help shape a generated plan.
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Keep track of unseated students
See who still needs a place before you finish arranging.

Seating screen with three fictional students waiting to be seated and arrangement controls.

In the moment

Keep the tools you use during class close at hand.

Seating Chart is meant to stay useful after everyone has a seat. Pick students, keep track of the class as you teach, and use simple classroom tools without leaving the seating chart.