Progress reports parents actually read

What the parent sees

The question every coach gets is "is my child improving?" This answers it with evidence instead of reassurance.

• 📈Rating over timeHow the child's puzzle rating has moved — the single number parents ask about most.
• 🧩Puzzles solvedVolume and accuracy, so effort is visible even when the rating is flat.
• 📝Assignment completionWhat you set, what they finished, and how they scored on it.
• 📋AttendancePresent, absent and catch-up classes, so there's no argument about who missed what.
• ♟️Recent gamesGames played on the platform, plus games from Lichess or Chess.com in the last 30 days — so parents see the whole picture, not just the part that happened here.

Why it's a link, not an account

Parents don't want another login. Every extra step between them and their child's progress is a step where they give up — so the report is a URL you paste into a message. They open it and it's there.

And for you

The same data powers your own dashboard: ratings, activity, streaks and assignment results across the whole roster, grouped by batch. Attendance feeds in automatically from the live classroom, and assignment results from whatever you set — so the report builds itself as you teach.

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