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About Rynedu

A school platform built the way a school is actually run.

Rynedu is built in Kenya, for African schools, by people who would rather solve the reconciliation than redesign the dashboard.

What we hold to

Six decisions that shaped the product.

Every one of these costs something to keep. They are the reasons the software behaves the way it does.

01

A school's numbers belong to the school

Grade boundaries, fee thresholds, approval limits and the chart of accounts are rows a school edits, not constants in our code. A school that changes its policy should not have to wait for our release.

02

One record, or it is not a platform

If finance and academics keep separate copies of the same learner, the school has bought two systems with one login screen. Every module reads the same record, or it does not ship.

03

Books you can hand to an auditor

Posted entries cannot be quietly edited. A correction is a reversal with a reason. It is slower to build and it is the only version worth trusting.

04

Built for the phones people already have

Most of a school community will meet Rynedu on a mid-range Android phone over a patchy connection. That is the device we design for, not the laptop in the office.

05

Say what is true, including when it is inconvenient

No invented customer counts, no certifications we do not hold, no features that are half-built. A school can check, and one day it will.

06

African schools are not a special case of somewhere else

Mobile money, vote heads, boarding, transport, CBE, term structures and arrears carried across years are the normal case here. They are built as first-class, not bolted on.

If this is how you would want it built,let us show you the rest.

Bring your fee structure and a term of records to a demo, and see the platform against your own school.

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