Built by people who have run a school day.

Inscriti was created by Jordan Feldstein after five years at Temple Beth Sholom Religious School in New York: three as a volunteer, then two as an administrative assistant. In that time he got to know the teachers, administrators and families, and saw first-hand how much a school needs a better, more reliable way to communicate.

He built it alongside his coworker Ravit Penias, the school's office manager. Working closely together over those years, they understood the day-to-day operations of a school and the challenges of keeping everyone connected. Every feature is made for the daily needs of administrators, teachers and families.

It keeps growing. Inscriti is built to adapt to any school, and features have been added and refined over time based on real feedback and real use, not just the initial plan.

Inscriti has also been shaped by the many people who generously shared feedback and helped along the way. Special thanks to Dina, Lauren and Amy, whose support and insight have been invaluable in making Inscriti what it is today.

Most schools hold their day together with tools that were never meant to work as a set: a parent group chat, an email list, a paper sign-out sheet, an attendance spreadsheet, a calendar sent home in backpacks.

Each one works on its own. Together they mean a parent misses the early-dismissal notice, a teacher retypes a roster, and the office spends Friday afternoon rebuilding a list it already had on Monday.

Inscriti puts those jobs in one place, with the right view for each person: a calm feed for families, quick tools for teachers, and a clear record for the office.