AquataraEDU · A School Platform - Sell Project

AquataraEDU is an all-in-one school management platform built for Indonesian schools, from early childhood education and kindergarten (PAUD/TK/RA) through primary (SD), junior high (SMP), senior high (SMA), and vocational high school (SMK). The problem Many schools in Indonesia still manage report cards, attendance, tuition payments, and parent communication using spreadsheets, paper records, and chat groups. This is slow, error-prone, and hard to scale. AquataraEDU brings these tasks into one system. What it does Report cards: create and manage student grades and report cards for different education levels. Attendance: record and track student attendance [by class / by day / with reports]. Finance: manage tuition and school fees, payments, and financial records [invoicing, payment status, reports]. Parent portal: give parents access to their child’s grades, attendance, and billing information. [Add any other features: teacher accounts, admin dashboard, multi-school support, notifications, etc.] Who it’s for Private schools, Islamic schools (including RA), foundations (yayasan), and school operators that manage one or multiple schools and need a simple, affordable digital system. Current status [Fully built and running in production / in active use by N schools / pre-revenue with N pilot schools] [Number of students or users, if available] Tech stack: [e.g., Laravel, MySQL, Next.js, etc.] Hosting: [provider and approximate monthly cost] What’s included in the sale Complete source code Domain and hosting accounts [if applicable] Database structure [and existing customer data, subject to applicable data-protection rules] Documentation [if available] [Handover support: X weeks of help with transition] Why this is a good opportunity School administration is a recurring need, so the product can run on subscriptions (per school or per student). Many Indonesian schools still work manually, and a product that already covers multiple education levels gives a buyer a head start. The Indonesian-specific setup (education levels, report card structure, local payment methods) is hard for foreign software to match.