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iScuela Connect is a mobile-first school management application built to streamline communication and operations between students, teachers, and administrators.
I worked on developing and scaling the application using React Native, ensuring a smooth, responsive, and reliable experience across Android devices. The app is currently live on the Google Play Store and actively used by thousands of students.
Key features include:
• Role-based access for students, teachers, and administrators
• Structured content delivery for academic materials and updates
• Assignment and progress tracking system
• Real-time communication and notifications
• Clean, intuitive UI designed for daily student usage
• Scalable architecture to support large user base (5L+ users ecosystem)
The focus was on performance, usability, and building a system that works reliably even under high user activity.
Tech Stack:
React Native, TypeScript, API integrations, role-based architecture
Live App:
[Add Play Store Link Here]
iScuela Connect is designed to digitize school workflows and create a connected learning environment where communication and access to information are seamless.
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