SMIS: the school management system that refuses to be a shared spreadsheet

Why it surfaced

SMIS makes an unusually concrete ownership argument: each school gets its own deployment, database, domain, and merchant account rather than a row in a shared system. It also handles the realities of its audience, from Bengali guardian messaging to attendance where there is no signal and tabulation sheets that rank every student.

A self-hosted school management system for schools, kindergartens, and coaching centres in Bangladesh, covering admissions, academics, attendance, fees, payroll, and guardian communication.