An operating system for the school day.
S.O.S. turns a student's own phone into a school-managed learning device during class, then returns it to a fully private phone the moment the bell rings. No school hardware. No surveillance. No confiscation.
- Client
- S.O.S.
- What we brought
- Product strategy · MVP engineering · Grant strategy · Brand and web
A clear idea.
Considered execution.
Schools fight phones with confiscation bins and hardware carts. S.O.S. needed a working demonstration, a credible public face, and a path to federal funding, all at the same time.
We shipped a live MVP with a working session engine, a public site that speaks to districts and grant reviewers in the same breath, and a team command center for the people running it. Then we prepared the federal path: an SBIR Phase I application built around the working product.
What made it
into the world.
- Working MVP live and demonstrable in any browser
- Public surface live at scholasticos.app
- Team command center live at admin.scholasticos.app
- $250K federal SBIR application path prepared with the working MVP as evidence
- Live surfaces
- 3
- Federal grant path
- $250K
- School hardware required
- 0
Omniscient OS
The platform we run our own studio on.
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