Report cards that assemble themselves
Record assessments through the term, publish them when you are ready, and a report card pulls the grades and attendance together into something a parent can actually read.
Score it the way your institute scores it
Exams, quizzes, homework, projects, participation, midterms and finals — on whichever scheme you use, with your own weights and grade bands.
- Percentage, letter, points or pass/fail, set per course
- Your own grade bands, passing score and assessment weights
- Custom assessment fields — number, text or dropdown, with units
- Draft first, publish when the whole batch is marked
A term on one page
Per-course grades, attendance for the period, conduct and remarks in your own words — with room for attachments when a number is not the whole story.
- Grades and attendance rate aggregated per course, per term
- General remarks and a conduct grade
- Up to three private attachments per report card
- Draft, published and sent states, with a PDF download
- Tutors can generate report cards for their own batches
A library that tracks who actually watched
Notes, worksheets, videos and recordings, filed per course. A video can carry questions that appear part-way through and must be answered before the lesson counts as done.
- Uploads, YouTube, Google Drive links and external URLs
- Per-student viewed and completed tracking, with a reports tab
- Multiple-choice questions interleaved inside a video
- Self-paced courses with modules, lessons and free preview lessons
What comes with grading
What this is not
Education software is often sold as more than it is. These three are worth checking against your requirements.
Not for live classes. Assessments are scores you record; there is no proctored test students sit inside Tvarly. The one exception is multiple-choice questions embedded in a content-library video.
Homework is distributed, not collected. You post homework text, a due date and files against a class and students see it in their portal — but there is no upload-and-grade submission flow.
No. Tvarly does not issue certificates today.
Get your first report card out
Record a few assessments, publish them, and the report card writes itself.