The school management system a school actually built.
SchoolPro runs students, fees, payroll, exams, and compliance for Ugandan schools — built by someone who manages all of it themselves, for a school the same size as yours.
- Daily work needs no internet
- PAYE · NSSF · LST — 2026/27 bands
- 600–1,000 pupils, run on this today
Why SchoolPro
Four claims, each grounded in something the product actually does — not aspirational copy.
No internet, no problem.
Your school office doesn't always have a connection — SchoolPro's daily work doesn't need one. It runs on your own computer, every device in the building connects to it over your own network, and it only checks in online briefly once a month.
Uganda's tax rules, built in.
PAYE, NSSF, LST — calculated the way URA actually requires, and kept current when the law changes. No spreadsheet formulas to maintain yourself.
One login, every department.
Students, fees, attendance, exams, payroll, library, health, dormitory. One record per student that every module shares.
We run a school too.
SchoolPro wasn't built by a software company guessing what schools need — it's built by someone running one, 600 to 1,000 pupils, who needed this to exist.
Everything a school runs, in one place.
One install, and one student record underneath every module.
- Dormitory
- Attendance
- Students
- Fees
- Exams
- Payroll
- General ledger
- Inventory
- Sick bay
- Timetable
- Report cards
- Library
- Staff
- EMIS export
- Audit trail
- Alumni
Every competitor sells a feature list. None of them run the school it's for.
600–1,000
Pupils at the one school this is tested against, every day, by its own author
“SchoolPro's edge isn't a feature on a list — it's authorship.”
It was built by someone who runs their own 600–1,000 pupil school, so the workflows match how a Ugandan school actually operates, not how a software company imagines it does. That's the one claim no competitor can copy by adding a feature.
Read Our Story →See SchoolPro on your own school's numbers.
No sales deck, no generic demo data — bring your own student count and fee structure and see exactly how it runs.