Built by teachers, for teachers.
Digital hall passes for the classroom.
HallSync replaces the paper pass and the sign-out sheet. Students join one short line for the restroom, nurse or front office, check back in when they return, and the teacher always knows who is out of the room and for how long.
Example of the teacher view. Names are made up.
Why teachers use it
Fewer interruptions, and a record you can trust.
Every trip out of the room is one tap for the student and zero for the teacher. Instruction keeps going, and the class has a fair, visible order instead of hands in the air.
For teachers
- See who is out, who is next and how long each trip took
- No passes during the first and last minutes of class
- Weekly pass limits per class, with exceptions for individual students
- Pause passes for a test or a lesson with one switch
- Add a student to the line yourself
For students
- Sign in with the school Google account; nothing new to create
- Join the line and see your place in it
- Go when it is your turn, check in when you are back
- A door sign-out station works for students without a device
- Same rules for everyone, every day
For school leaders
- One shared view of who is in the halls right now
- Keep-apart groups so certain students are never out together
- Trip history and reports by class, student and destination
- Student data stays in the school's own Google account
- No ads, no tracking, nothing sold
Made in a real classroom
Built by teachers, for teachers.
HallSync started as a fix for one classroom's hall pass problems: lost paper passes, students stacking up at the door, and no way to tell how long someone had been gone. It is used daily in real classes and shaped by the teachers who use it.
Student privacy
School data stays with the school.
HallSync records only what a hall pass needs: a student's name and school email, where they went, and when they left and returned. Those records live in the school's own Google Workspace account. We do not sell data, show ads or track students across the web.
Get in touch
Interested in HallSync for your classroom or campus?
HallSync is currently in a pilot with a small group of classrooms. Teachers, administrators and IT staff can email us with questions, including questions about data and security.