Seating
Draw your real classroom layout, seat pupils with a tap, then project or print the plan for the lesson.
Seating, grouping, scoreboard, markbook, planner and more — eight tools built by a working teacher, with Google Classroom built in.
No install · no email needed · sign in with your own user code and PIN
Set a class up once: seating rules, groups and class lists carry through every tool automatically.
Draw your real classroom layout, seat pupils with a tap, then project or print the plan for the lesson.
Pick students at random with Spotlight, Wheel, Slot Machine, Rocket Launch and three seating-plan modes — perfect for cold-calling and fair turn-taking.
Add students, import from Google Classroom, and set Keep Apart / Keep Together pairs that Seating's Auto-Place and Grouper follow automatically. With Pro, add SEN and medical data kept only on your computer.
Make random groups for pair and group work. Balance genders, keep chosen pupils apart and avoid repeating past groups.
Scan student QR cards or tap a desk on the seating plan to award points, then project a live leaderboard with a podium view.
Project countdown timers or a stopwatch with laps to the class, and control them from your phone or laptop. Link timers so one starts the next, and pause automatically when the class gets too noisy.
Sync assignments from Google Classroom automatically and track completion by scanning student QR cards.
Set up your weekly timetable, see what's next automatically, and share lesson notes straight to Google Classroom.
Pro comes with a Pro code, for one teacher or a whole school. Ask us for one.
One setting for your whole account, in Settings. You can change it later.
How each option is stored and protected: Privacy Policy and Security.
Kredits started as a scoreboard for one physics classroom and grew into a full teacher platform because the same problems kept coming up — seating plans, group work, tracking homework. Every tool exists because a real lesson needed it.
Choose a user code and PIN, then add your class lists, or import them from Google Classroom.