How it works
You mark who attended. ShowUp counts each attended class toward the fee due, and shows families the same running total you see. When a fee falls due, everyone already knows why.
Step one
Everything starts with one daily habit: mark who attended. Present fills the next bead. Absent leaves it where it was.
Tap a name to mark today’s class. A fee falls due only when every bead is filled.
Tap — Emma marked present. Saved.
Tap — Wei Ting present. The bead fills.
Tap — Oliver present. Already saved.
Tap — Mei Lin present. Register done.
That single tap is the only thing ShowUp asks of you each class. Cycles, dues, reminders and the family view all flow from it — no calendar to wrangle, no invoice to write.
The owner’s phone, same register — mark from the queue at the school gate.
The fair rule
Two students, same cycle, today. One is present, one is away. Watch what the beads do.
Today’s class fills a bead. One closer to done.
The bead waits for him. Nothing is lost, nothing is charged.
Emma attended — the 7th bead fills.
Marcus was away — his bead waits for him.
The whole cycle
A cycle opens. It fills class by class. When it turns gold, the fee falls due. Paid, and the next one starts itself.
Each student gets a prepaid cycle: a set number of classes to attend. It starts at zero and waits.
New cycleYou mark who showed up. Every present class fills one bead. The meter ticks up, class by class.
3 of 8Mark an absence and the meter holds. A missed class is not a paid class: the cycle simply waits for the next one.
Still 5 of 8When the last class is attended, the beads turn to gold. The chapter is done. Only now does a fee fall due.
Chapter completeThe family gets a simple message: the cycle is finished and the fee is due. No surprises.
Fee dueThe owner marks the fee received, and a fresh cycle opens automatically. The rhythm continues.
Paid · next cycleAutomatic messages
ShowUp sends the enrolment welcomes, fee reminders, receipts and make-up notes for you, by email or WhatsApp. A reminder repeats every two days, five times at most. Then ShowUp flags the family for a personal word from you. You never type a reminder yourself.
ShowUp wrote and sent every one.
No surprises
When a cycle completes, the owner and the family are looking at the same number. There is nothing to argue about.
sees S$200 due. Nothing to chase.
S$200
Fee duesees S$200 due. No surprise.
One tap marks it paid. The next cycle opens itself.
Why nobody argues
Fees are tied to delivered classes, not the calendar. The cycle is visible, so the amount makes its own case.
A fee covers a cycle of classes, paid in advance or on completion. Either way, families only pay for classes their child actually receives.
Because the cycle is visible, a due amount explains itself. That is what makes it dispute-free.
Each student has a single live cycle. No overlapping bills, no guessing where they stand.
Every centre is set up in its own currency, timezone and holidays — so the maths a family sees is always the maths for their classes, in their world.
Good questions
When a cycle of classes completes. In the usual advance setup, finishing one cycle is what makes the next advance due. And because a missed class never uses up a paid class, families always receive every class they paid for.
Nothing is lost. An absence does not consume a class — the cycle simply waits for the next attended session. A missed class is never a paid class.
Each student has a single live cycle, so there is never an overlapping or confusing bill. When one cycle completes and the fee is settled, the next opens automatically.
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