83%overall
- Data Structures92%
- Databases86%
- Operating Systems78%
- Discrete Maths64%
Attendance that adds itself up
Faculty mark a class in seconds. Students and parents see the percentage per subject, with excused classes left out.
NewAI tutor, mock interviews and weekly parent reports
Run your whole college from one calm place.
One platform for attendance, quizzes, an AI tutor and weekly parent updates, with every college on its own address.
- Role dashboards
- 5
- Role dashboards
- Modules
- 36
- Modules
- Isolated space per college
- 1
- Isolated space per college
- AI tutor for students
- 24×7
- AI tutor for students
- Multi-college platform
- Own address per college
- Light and dark themes
- Email notifications
- CSV roster import
- Auto-graded quizzes
- Google Calendar sync
- Role-based access
- Audit trail
- Mock interviews
- Resume builder
- Weekly parent reports
The platform
Everything a college runs on, in one system
One place instead of a spreadsheet, a chat group and three other tools.
Explain how a hash map handles collisions
Two keys can land in the same bucket. The usual fix is separate chaining: each bucket holds a small list, so a lookup hashes to the bucket, then scans a few entries.
Want a quick example in Python, or a flashcard set on this?
An AI tutor that guides, not answers
Concepts explained step by step, code debugged, flashcards on demand. Per-student limits keep usage and cost predictable.
Similar submissions
2 pairsKabir ShahandDiya Kapoor
82% overlap
Anaya RaoandIshaan Nair
57% overlap
A hint to read both answers, not proof of copying.
Spot copied work early
Submissions are compared automatically. Similar pairs are flagged for a teacher to read, never judged by the system.
Quiz: Hashing and collisions
12:402. Which strategy resolves collisions with a linked list per bucket?
- Open addressing
- Separate chaining
- Double hashing
Proctored: tab switches and full-screen exits are logged
Quizzes and exams with a clock
Auto-graded questions, a server-side deadline that survives a closed laptop, and optional proctoring signals.
Weekly update for Aarav MehtaMon 9:00
Attendance this week83%
- Balanced BSTNot graded yet
- Graph proofs, set 418/20
- Quiz: Hashing14/15
Sent automatically. Parents see their own children and can never change anything.
Parents stay in the loop
A plain-language weekly report by email, and a read-only view of their own children's attendance and grades.
roster-2026-cse-a.csv412 of 420 rows imported
- CSE26014Aarav Mehta
- CSE26015Diya Kapoor
- CSE26016Kabir ShahRow 17: parent_email is not valid
- CSE26017Anaya Rao
Onboard a college in an afternoon
Import faculty and student rosters from CSV. Every row is checked, errors are listed by row, and re-uploading never duplicates anyone.
36 modules
Every module a college needs, already connected
Attendance feeds parent reports, quizzes feed analytics, and placements check attendance before anyone applies. No exports, no copying between tools.
Administration
College structure
Departments, intakes and sections set up once, then used everywhere.
Faculty invites
Invite by email, import a CSV, or share a join link per department.
Roster import
Upload students from CSV. Every row is checked and errors are listed by row.
Parent accounts
Parents are invited automatically from the roster, siblings share one login.
Approvals
Join requests wait in a queue until an admin approves or rejects them.
Audit log
Every create, grade, approval and removal is recorded with who and when.
Teaching
Classes
Each teacher sees only the subjects and sections assigned to them.
Timetable
The week at a glance for every class a faculty member teaches.
Attendance
Mark a period in seconds; percentages per subject update instantly.
Assignments
Set work with a deadline, collect submissions and grade in one place.
Similarity check
Submissions are compared automatically and similar pairs flagged for review.
Resources
Share notes and links with a class so materials live in one place.
Assessments
Quiz builder
Single-choice, multiple-choice and short-answer questions, drafted then published.
Auto-grading
Answers are marked on the server; correct answers never reach the browser.
Server-side timer
The deadline survives a closed laptop and answers autosave as students go.
Proctoring signals
Tab switches and copy-paste are logged as a hint for the teacher.
Coding practice
A workspace where students practise problems between classes.
Results
Scores per student and per quiz, ready for reports and parents.
Student growth
AI tutor
Concepts explained step by step, code debugged and flashcards on demand.
Mock interviews
Practise with an AI interviewer that uses the student's own resume.
Learn
Course materials for every class the student is enrolled in.
Streaks and XP
Daily streaks, XP and badges for submissions, quizzes and practice.
Resume builder
A guided form with a live preview and a one-click PDF.
Mentoring
Students request a mentor; faculty accept within their capacity.
Communication
Doubts
Students ask about their classes; questions are screened before teachers see them.
Notices and meetings
Faculty post notices and meetings to the classes they teach.
Weekly parent reports
Every Monday, a plain-language email on attendance and grades.
Calendar
Deadlines, quizzes and job dates in one view, plus your own events.
Email notifications
Invites, sign-in codes and reports delivered by email.
Grievances
A private channel for students to raise concerns with the college.
Careers and insights
Job postings
Faculty and admins post jobs and internships with eligibility rules.
Eligibility checks
Minimum attendance, sections and deadlines enforced at apply time.
Company prep
Students prepare for each recruiter before they apply.
Companies
A directory of recruiters the college works with.
Analytics
Active students, attendance by section, on-time rate and quiz averages.
Reports
Academic and attendance reports for the whole college.
AI studio
An AI assistant for every student, with guardrails built in
Students get help at 2 a.m.; colleges keep control of what it says and what it costs.
AI tutor
Explains concepts step by step and asks the student to think, instead of handing over the answer.
Code debugger
Students paste code and an error; the tutor points to the bug and why it happens.
Flashcards on demand
A revision set for any topic in seconds, shared across the college so repeats are instant.
Mock interviews
An AI interviewer that asks questions based on the student's own resume and gives feedback.
Doubt screening
Every question is checked before teachers see it. If the check is down, it is held, never published.
Usage limits
Per-student daily limits and a usage dashboard keep AI cost predictable.
Live demo
Five dashboards. One campus.
Every role gets a home built for its work. Open any of them below; everything on screen is sample data.
College admin
Structure, people, approvals, analytics, placements and the audit log.
Open dashboardFaculty
Classes, timetable, attendance, assignments, quizzes, notices and doubts.
Open dashboardStudent
Coursework, quizzes, AI tutor, mock interviews, resume and jobs.
Open dashboardParent
Attendance, grades and a weekly report for their own children, view only.
Open dashboardPlatform admin
College registrations, AI usage across colleges and a platform audit log.
Open dashboard
Assignments, attendance, quizzes, a streak to keep, an AI tutor and mock interviews, all in one place.
lakeside.example/student
A live render of the real dashboard with invented sample data.
Why colleges choose us
Built for real colleges, not demos
Practical choices that make the first week easy and the next five years calm.
Live in an afternoon
Import faculty and students from CSV. Every row is checked, and uploading the same file again never creates duplicates.
Each college on its own address
Your college gets its own web address and its own space. Data never crosses between colleges.
One login, every role
A parent who also teaches switches roles from the top bar, with no second account to remember.
Made for Indian colleges
Roll numbers, intakes and sections, India time on every form, and parent details straight from your roster.
How it works
Live in four steps
- 1
Register your college
Tell us who you are and which email domain your college uses.
- 2
We review and approve
Once approved, your college gets its own address and you receive an admin invite.
- 3
Bring in faculty
Invite them by email, import a CSV, or share a join link and approve the requests.
- 4
Import your students
Upload the roster. Students claim accounts with their college email; parents are invited automatically.
Integrations
Works with what you already use
Google Calendar
Deadlines, quizzes and events sync to each person's own calendar.
Google Gemini
Powers the AI tutor, flashcards, mock interviews and doubt screening.
Email delivery
Invites, sign-in codes and Monday parent reports land in the inbox.
CSV import and export
Bring rosters in from any spreadsheet; download errors to fix them.
PDF resumes
Students export a clean resume PDF whenever they apply.
Any device
Works in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops. Nothing to install.
Security and privacy
Built so nobody sees what they should not
Most of the work is in what the platform refuses to show.
Every college is its own space
Each query is limited to a single college in one enforced place, and tests fail if a table is ever left out.
Roles, not guesswork
Faculty see only the classes assigned to them, students only their own section, and parents only their own children, read-only.
A record of every change
Creating, grading, approving or removing something writes an audit entry, so you can see who did what and when.
Honest proctoring and safe AI
Proctoring logs tab switches and copy-paste as a hint for a teacher, never a verdict. If the AI check is down, questions are held for review, not published.
What is SynchroCampus?
SynchroCampus is college management software that brings attendance, assignments, online quizzes, an AI tutor, placements and weekly parent reports into one platform, with a dashboard for admins, faculty, students and parents.
Who is it for?
Colleges and institutes that want one system instead of registers, spreadsheets and chat groups. College admins run it, faculty teach with it, students learn with it, and parents follow their children's progress.
How long does it take to get started?
Registering takes about two minutes. Once we approve your college, you get your own address and an admin invite. Import your faculty and student rosters from CSV and you can be running the same afternoon.
Is each college's data kept separate?
Yes. Every college has its own isolated space and address. Every query is limited to a single college, and automated tests fail if any table is ever left unprotected.
How do students and parents get their accounts?
Students claim their account with their college email and a one-time code; it must match the roster you uploaded. Parents are invited automatically from the roster, and siblings share one parent login.
Does the AI tutor just give students the answers?
No. It explains step by step and nudges students to work things out. Each student has a daily limit, and doubts are screened before teachers see them.
Can one person have more than one role?
Yes. Someone who is both a parent and a faculty member uses one login and switches roles from the top bar.
Is there a mobile app?
There is nothing to install. The platform works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and laptops, in light or dark mode.
Does it work with Google Calendar?
Yes. Assignment deadlines, quizzes, job deadlines and personal events can sync one way to each person's Google Calendar.
Can proctoring stop cheating completely?
No system can. Proctoring records signals such as tab switches and copy-paste so a teacher can decide; it deters cheating but never accuses anyone automatically.
Bring your college onto one platform
Register in two minutes. We review it, and your admin invite arrives by email.