Academic Director
Not adapted from a US district product. Built from the ground up for Cambridge, IB, American, AP, and UK curricula, down to predicted grades, component scores, and the transcript format universities expect.
You know the details generic software gets wrong. The difference between a predicted grade and a reported one. When the IB Bilingual Diploma condition is met. The component weighting of a Cambridge A-Level.
Generic platforms approximate. They let you configure workarounds. Then a transcript goes out with an error a university admissions officer notices. When the tools don't understand the curriculum, your teachers' trust erodes.
We built curriculum-native grading and transcript generation from first principles. The details are right because we made them a priority, not an afterthought.
Local grading scales, national assessment structures, and transcripts in your country's format.
Component scores, predicted grades, A-Level transcripts.
HL/SL, TOK/EE/CAS, bonus-point matrix, Bilingual Diploma detection, DP transcripts.
Weighted/unweighted GPA, credits, class rank, US transcripts.
Course and exam tracking, US-format transcripts.
Calculated to each curriculum's own method, not a generic average.
Cambridge, IB, AP and more, reconciled in a single view.
Yes, specifically. Component scores, bonus-point matrices, GPA weighting, AP tracking are built in, not configured.
Generated in the exact format each curriculum requires, from verified data, with a full audit trail and Academic Director sign-off before anything is sent.
The common feedback is that it gets out of their way. Skepticism usually lasts about a week.
Rekods handles multiple curricula in the same school natively, because it was built curriculum-first, not as one US template you bend. A student moving from IGCSE to IB keeps a clean, correct record on both sides.
Yes. The gradebook matches your actual assessment structure, component scores, weightings, and boundaries, rather than forcing your teachers onto a generic scale and asking them to translate in their heads.