Make your school information easier for families to trust

Founding-school pilot

We are preparing a small pilot with 15–20 private schools. The pilot is for learning what is genuinely useful before we set a price or build a large sales product. Participation in the research phase is free and creates no obligation to buy anything.

Each pilot school can receive:

• a human-verified representative claim;
• a check of its published contact information and fee provenance;
• a monthly report of profile views and Google search visibility;
• anonymous counts of directions, contact, nearby-school, ranking and review actions;
• anonymous counts of parents interested in admission, without parent contact details;
• reviewed parent enquiries after the school joins the verified enquiry pilot;
• a short feedback session to shape any future paid service.

What payment never changes

• No paid position in rankings or school lists.
• No removal or editing of critical reviews because a school pays.
• No replacement of official UDISE+ facts with marketing claims.
• No sale of a parent’s identity or browsing history.

Verified admission-enquiry pilot

Most school profiles record only anonymous interest. A small set of verified pilot schools can receive a reviewed personal enquiry after the parent clearly agrees to share it with that named school. The form asks for a parent or guardian name, phone or email and class sought; it does not ask for a child’s name or sensitive information.

How verification works

1. Start from the school’s own WikiSchools profile.
2. Give a work email and choose an independent verification method.
3. We check an official email domain, published office number, or board/trust record.
4. A person records the evidence and decision. Approved claims expire after one year.

A verified claim confirms the representative’s connection to the school. It does not automatically publish changes or give direct editing access.