Windows desktop app · Korean interface · English product guide
Original Oni Class interface · fictional demonstration data · Korean UI
01 Plan
Start with the calendar.
02 Record
Keep the context close.
03 Follow up
See what still needs attention.
04 Stay in view
Bring useful details to the desktop.
A closer look
Less searching. More of your day in one place.
Follow the real interface through six parts of a teacher’s workflow. Click any screen to inspect it at full size.
01 / Daily overview
Start with the whole day.
Your calendar, to-dos and attendance share one workspace. Select a date to see its details without losing the month around it.
Original Oni Class interface · fictional demonstration data · Korean UI
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See school events and personal reminders together.
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Keep a checklist next to the day it belongs to.
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Open attendance from the selected day.
02 / Class records
Know the student behind the row.
Move from your class roster to an individual profile. Keep observations and counseling follow-ups close to the student they concern.
Original Oni Class interface · fictional demonstration data · Korean UI
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View student details in a structured profile.
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Record counseling notes and follow-up actions.
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Use the seating view to arrange your classroom.
03 / Attendance
From one day to the month.
Record an absence, late arrival, early departure or missed class. Review monthly totals and open the underlying record when you need the detail.
Original Oni Class interface · fictional demonstration data · Korean UI
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Keep attendance categories and supporting-document status together.
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Expand a student row to inspect dated records.
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Review absence statements in the dedicated tab.
04 / Submissions & lists
See exactly what is still missing.
Create a collection with more than one document. Check each item per student, then switch to the outstanding list before your next reminder.
Original Oni Class interface · fictional demonstration data · Korean UI
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Track forms separately, even within the same collection.
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Filter completed and pending students.
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Copy the pending list or export the collection to Excel.
05 / Lesson progress
One plan. Each class at its own pace.
Define the units once, then track how far each class has reached. Compare classes without keeping a separate spreadsheet for every group.
Original Oni Class interface · fictional demonstration data · Korean UI
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Organize a plan by grade and subject.
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Keep the ordered lesson units together.
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Adjust progress independently for each class.
06 / Desktop widgets
Keep the useful part in view.
Choose compact views for today, the timetable, lesson progress, notes and the calendar. The Windows app can place them on your desktop.
Original Oni Class interface · fictional demonstration data · Korean UI
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Choose a widget size to suit your workspace.
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Keep quick notes within reach.
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Use desktop placement and window pinning in the installed app.
The gallery is shown here. Desktop positioning and pinning require the installed Windows app.
Your data, explained
Detailed records stay on your PC. Selected records can travel with you.
Oni Class uses local storage and a limited mobile sync scope. “Stored locally” does not mean that every feature works without an account or cloud services.
On this Windows PC
The fuller student picture
Detailed student profiles, enrollment history, counseling and observation notes, seating layouts, memos, lesson progress and import history remain in the local record store.
The Windows app stores records in SQLite and protects record payloads with Windows account-based encryption (DPAPI).
Mobile sync scope
What you need on the move
Calendar entries and to-dos, attendance, submission lists, timetable information and a minimal class roster are included in the mobile sync scope.
The minimal roster includes student ID, name, class number and class placement. Timetable and roster data are supplied by the PC.
Account and service checks use online services. Make backups through the app; a database file alone should not be treated as a portable, readable backup. NEIS transfer is a separate, teacher-initiated workflow.
Before your first class
A clear place to begin.
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Install the Windows beta
Open the release page, review the release notes and select the Windows installer.
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Set up your class
Sign in, enter your school and class details, then add or import your roster.
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Start with one routine
Add a reminder, record attendance or create a document checklist. Build from there.
Is this the app’s actual visual design?
Yes. Screens are rendered from Oni Class’s original React components and stylesheet files, with fictional classroom data in an isolated preview. Native Windows operations and live cloud sync were not exercised for these images.
Is Oni Class available in English?
This product guide is in English. The application interface shown here is Korean.
Do I need my own AI API key?
No personal AI API key is required for the class-management workflows shown here. Oni Class and Oni Record are different applications with different storage and service requirements.
What should I know about NEIS?
NEIS integration requires a separate browser extension and a supported school environment. Availability depends on the target NEIS screen and version. Review transferred records in NEIS. This tour does not demonstrate or verify a live NEIS transfer.