Where the idea of OloTree was born.
Started in 2026 by a parent and software engineer in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan — to close the gap between school and home that I kept feeling with my own children.
School is where children learn and home is where they live — and the two don't always talk to each other.
I am a parent and a software engineer. I am not an educator. What I do know is the gap I felt with my own children: what school expected and what we knew at home were rarely the same thing. Homework reached us through chat groups and paper diaries that were easy to miss.
Teachers were doing their best with the tools they had, and parents were trying to keep up. Nobody was careless — there was simply no calm place where both could look at the same thing.
So I built what I wanted as a parent: a clear school diary, exam schedules and a calendar, and respect for family time. That is OloTree.
“Our Learning Oasis Tree” — a nurturing digital space where a child's two most important worlds connect effortlessly.
The name OloTree stands for Our Learning Oasis — a place that is calm, nurturing, and full of growth. The rings in our logo are a tree growing year by year — like every child.
What we stand for.
Privacy by Design
We do not answer to ad brokers or data miners. School data is used only to run your school, is never sold, and is erased when you ask — or one month after a class's year ends.
Wellbeing First
Quiet hours, a fair homework budget for every evening, and gentle estimates instead of countdowns. Good school software should lower the pressure at home, not add to it.
Home and School Together
Parents, teachers and principals work from the same calm picture of the school day — clear diary, timetables and notices, with each person seeing only what is theirs.
Practical tools, designed for real school days.
Every module in the app solves one everyday problem between home and school — and works without a connection.
School diary
Teachers post homework and class activities with due dates and photos. Parents mark them seen or done, and comment. Teachers see who has finished, at a glance.
Exam schedules
A timetable per class — subject, date, time, room and marks — checked for clashes and published to parents when it is ready.
Announcements & calendar
School-wide, grade or class notices, plus terms, holidays and events, always shown in the school's own time zone.
Homework budget & quiet hours
Principals set a fair nightly homework ceiling per section and quiet hours for notifications, so evenings stay balanced and calm.
Ready to bring OloTree to your family or school?
A principal can request to register their school — each request is reviewed first. Parents join through an invitation from their school.