Enter it once. Every product sees it.

Quartix makes software for schools and for the teams that build software. Its three products share one sign-in and one data layer, so a record made in one of them is already in the others.

Aanya Rao

Class 7B, admitted June 2024

  • Admission numberQX-24-0381Written by School ERP
  • Attendance this term94%, two days absentWritten by School ERP
  • Enrolled inMathematics 7, module 4 of 9Written by LMS
  • Last quizRatios and rates, 17 of 20Written by LMS
  • FeesTerm 2 paid on 12 SeptemberWritten by School ERP
  • GuardianPriya Rao, results sent by SMSWritten by School ERP

Admissions creates Aanya’s record once. Her teachers in the LMS and her mother in the guardian portal read that same record.

Built for different people, on the same foundation.

A backend engineer and a school registrar want nothing alike from their software. They should still only need one account, one vendor, and one place to ask for help.

A suite is only useful if the parts actually connect.

Plenty of companies sell a dozen products that share nothing but a logo. Ours share the layer underneath, which is the only reason buying two of them beats buying one each from two vendors.

Read the platform overview
ProjectMate
LMS
School ERP
  1. Quartix Identity

    One sign-in, one permission model, and one audit trail across every product. Revoke someone once and they are out of all of it.

  2. Shared data layer

    A student exists once, not once per app. Records are referenced across products rather than copied between them.

  3. Common interface

    Every product is built from the same components and follows the same patterns, so learning one shortens learning the next.

  4. Unified observability

    The same structured logging and uptime monitoring runs under all of it, which is how support answers questions quickly.

Every Quartix product sits on the same four layers: identity, data, interface, and observability.

Start from the problem, not the product list.

I run an engineering team

Your board, API client, docs, logs, and secrets each live in a different tool with a different bill and a different login.

ProjectMate consolidates all of it into one workspace.

I run a school

Admissions, attendance, fees, and results sit in spreadsheets, and what is taught has no connection to who is enrolled.

School ERP and Quartix LMS share one student record between them.

Each product is priced its own way.

Some are free, some are paid, and each is billed on the unit that fits it. You license only the products you use; the shared account comes with all of them.

Compare pricing
  • ProjectMate

    Free self-hosted

    Managed workspaces bill on consumption. Enterprise is quoted.

  • Quartix LMS

    Per active learner

    Priced on monthly active learners, not seats purchased.

  • School ERP

    Per enrolled student

    Annual, billed per campus. Guardian accounts are not charged.

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