Attendance for grading
Attendance has to double as a grading-eligibility record.
Karate and martial arts school management software
ClassPe gives karate and martial arts schools attendance that doubles as a grading-eligibility record, batches organised by level and age, and monthly fees that do not need a manual chase, across more than one branch if you have them.
- Free trial, no card
- Flat ₹499 a month, unlimited students
- Works on phone and computer
What schools track
Belt levels, grading and dozens of monthly fees
Levels and ages
Batches split by belt level and age, sometimes across branches.
Monthly fees
Fee collection across dozens of students.
How ClassPe helps
Records that are ready when grading time comes
Attendance tied to each student
A running attendance record for every student.
Batches by level and age
Beginner, intermediate and advanced batches kept separately.
Fees without the chase list
Overdue students surface automatically each month.
More than one branch
Run more than one branch from the same account as you grow.
What ClassPe does not do (today)
- It is not a learning platform: no online classes, courses or exams.
- It does not hold your fee money. Payments go to your own UPI or bank account and you record them in ClassPe.
- Parents do not log in. They receive WhatsApp messages and, if you include one, a payment link.
- WhatsApp messages are written for you and sent with one tap from your own WhatsApp, not blasted automatically.
- It is not accounting software.
Frequently asked questions
Can ClassPe track attendance for belt gradings?
Yes. It keeps a running attendance record for each student that you can check when grading time comes. Deciding who is ready is still up to you.
Can I run several branches?
Yes. More than one branch can be run from the same account.
How do I collect monthly fees?
Each student has a monthly fee. Overdue students appear in a list each month and you can remind them on WhatsApp in one tap.
How much does it cost?
Starter is ₹499 a month and Pro is ₹1,999 a month for the whole school, after a free trial with no card.