School fees and everyday essentials, in one app
Mobile and web development connecting families, educational institutions and service providers.
Daphnis delivered FeeonTime’s v3.0 scope: Android and iOS apps, a web frontend, backend APIs, vendor tools and administration. The engagement extended an existing product and included migration of its data.
The app visuals are AI-generated recreations commissioned by the owner, using the original blue-and-white navigation artwork and supplied product documents as references. They show example layouts and fictional records, not screenshots from a running build. Completed delivery is confirmed by the owner against the team lead’s archive.
Recreated app views illustrate the delivered workflows using sample data.
Fee categories covered play schools, schools, colleges, admissions, workshops and skills programmes. Institutions with uploaded student records used OTP verification; open institutions let users enter their details and amount.
Transaction history separated fee payments, shopping and daily-needs transactions. Users could revisit a payment, download its receipt or start a repeat transaction.
Shared backend services connected the customer experience to business operations.
Separate user, vendor and administrator roles organised access to the platform’s modules.
Vendor tools covered payment collection, online shopping, lead forms, sample tests and embedded experiences.
Gateway integrations worked alongside email, SMS and Android/iOS push notifications.
Database modelling, an analytics panel and administration supported the operation, with the backend hosted on AWS.
Product catalogues, a wishlist, editable cart quantities and delivery addresses supported purchases. Coupon selection and payment-gateway choice formed part of checkout.
Tutor discovery, tests and enquiry forms connected users with providers. Responses were passed to the relevant vendor for follow-up.
Wallet top-ups, coupons and account-specific offers sat alongside an updates feed. Notifications linked users to the relevant activity, including adding wallet funds.
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