For the most part, it's fine. What irritates me the most is that every time I get a code sent to me, it creates a "new child" instead of just adding the class to an existing child profile. I currently have 4 active profiles for my son and 3 for my daughter. I have to go through and delete multiple old profiles every new school year. You want us to pay for the app to keep memories from years past, but I would have no less than 30 profiles between 2 kids if I saved them all! Just ridiculous!!!!

Very easy to communicate with your teacher with this. Depends on the teacher, but I guess we're lucky! It is clean, organized, doesn't crash and overall is intuitive and it seems designed by people who actually care about education, not revenue. There's the option to upgrade for more features, and it's ever-present, but not nearly as annoying as, say, Norton. I'm very glad her school uses it. We get real-time updates on points she earns in class, and it has the ability to add coparents & kids.

I Can't Believe Schools Use This.... it's adware promising academic success by paying for a subscription. Shameful. 'You Child's BEST Year' all for only $70 per year... They can say it's free, but the reality is that they are paywalling content that would help you as a parent, and then offering it to you, if you pay a subscription. They promise your child's best year - if you pay. They collect data from the teacher, in the form of 'points' and then sell you the feature of basic aggregation.