THE PRODUCT Paperhint ·

Everything a school does in a week

An assistant at the teacher’s desk and another in the office — preparing, remembering and following through, so the hours go to teaching.

Book a demo Start with a teacher’s week

The copilot: At the teacher’s desk and in the office — asked, not filled in.
Prepare: Notes, question papers and homework, drafted for your syllabus.
Assess: Answer sheets marked to your rubric, recorded to each student.
Run the school: Records, allotment, attendance and the year itself.

A teaching week is a stack of jobs that are not teaching. Attendance, homework, notes for the next class, papers to set, sheets to mark, parents to tell, a period to cover.

Now they arrive done.

Paperhint carries them. An assistant at the teacher’s desk and another in the office, preparing the next class, marking every sheet the same way, telling parents itself and holding the year’s records in one place — so a school moves at a pace hand-work never reached.

Where the week goes

Teaching is 22.7 hours of a 41-hour week.The other 18 are the reason we built this.

7.4h Preparing lessons
Notes and question papers, drafted for your syllabus
4.6h Marking and correcting
Answer sheets scored on your rubric, from a photo
3h Administrative work
Attendance, records and the messages home

The remaining hours go to parents, counselling, teamwork and duties — the parts of the job that should be a person. That is the international average; an Indian week is its own shape, and we would rather measure yours than guess it.

Source: OECD TALIS 2024

Six places, one week

This is what setting a week of homework and marking one test looks like today.

The staffroom WhatsApp grouptyped again for every sectionA stack of guides and last year’s papersthe paper gets assembled by handThe staffroom WhatsApp grouptyped again for every sectionA stack of guides and last year’s papersthe paper gets assembled by hand

Notes on a personal laptopnobody else in the department sees themForty answer sheets in a bagread across two evenings, differently by the endNotes on a personal laptopnobody else in the department sees themForty answer sheets in a bagread across two evenings, differently by the end

A mark list in a notebooknever becomes a record of the yearThe attendance registerretyped later, if anyone gets to itA mark list in a notebooknever becomes a record of the yearThe attendance registerretyped later, if anyone gets to it

None of them know about each other. Every join between them is a teacher’s evening.

What a teacher wants

Five jobs that fill a teaching week and are done by hand tonight.

Q15/5

Q24/4

Q33/5

Q43/3

Scored on your rubric15/17

Answer sheets, marked while you sleep

Photograph the pile after the test. Every answer is scored on your rubric, identically for the fortieth student and the first.

How it works

Unit test · Class VIIICh 4–5 · 40 marks

BlueprintAnswer keyRubric

Next week’s paper, already drafted

Pick the chapters, weightage and difficulty. The paper, its blueprint and its answer key come back written for your syllabus.

How it works

Notes for Ch 4, class VIIIDraft ready — 6 sections, 2 diagramsSimpler, for the second sectionRewritten at VII‑B level

A copilot at your desk that prepares the class

Ask for the next chapter’s notes in plain language — drafted for your syllabus, rewritten simpler for a weaker section.

How it works

Ch 4 · Light

Ray map

Ch 5 · Cells

Algebra

Grammar

Shared

Your school’s shelf, not your own folder

Share a note and it reaches everyone on your school’s email, so the next teacher starts from your work, not the internet.

How it works

Homework · VII‑B · ScienceCh 5 · Q1–4DueThursday FromToday’s class

AssignAssigned · 44 parents told

Homework set, and home already told

Homework drafted for what you taught today, and every parent notified the moment you assign it.

How it works

What a school wants

Six things the office does by hand, every year and every day.

→ “Create section VI‑C”done→ “Move Ramya to VII‑B”done→ “Add Physics to class IX”done∑ No form opened3 asks

An office that runs on asking

Classes, sections, students and staff in one portal — every module driven by asking, not by finding the right form.

How it works

IX‑APhysicsR. Nair

VII‑CEnglishUnassigned

VI‑BMathsK. Rao

Every section staffed, and covered

Who teaches which class and section, worked out for you and changed in plain language when the day changes.

How it works

Class IXSection ATerm 2

MonTueWedThuFriP1PhyMatEngPhyBioP2MatEngPhyCheMatP3EngBioMatEngPhyP4ChePhyBioMatEng

Schedule to teachersScheduled · 32 calendars updated

R. NairThursdayP1IX‑A · PhysicsP2VIII‑B · PhysicsP3FreeP4IX‑A · Physics

Configure the timetable, and every teacher has a calendar

Pick the class and section, set the week, and schedule it once. Every teacher’s calendar fills with the periods that are theirs — and a change in the office is a change on their day.

How it works

V-AVI-AVII-AVIII-AIX-AX-AV-AVI-AVII-AVIII-AIX-AX-A

A new academic year in one move

Promote a whole class in one move. The library, the question banks and the records carry forward with it.

How it works

3:40

Sunrise Public SchoolnowHomework set for VII‑B — Science Ch 5, Q1–4, due Thursday.

Sunrise Public SchoolnowAarav was marked absent in period 2 today.

Sunrise Public SchoolnowUnit test marks are ready — checked and shared by Ms Nair.

The school’s voice to every home

Homework, marks and absences sent by the school itself, to the address you already have — no app, no group message.

How it works

~~MonTueWedThuFri44/4444/4443/4444/4444/44~~

Wednesday · 1 absence · parent told

The register you already keep, recorded

Mark the same paper register you always have, scan it in, and an absence reaches home the day it is read.

How it works