Educore exists to take the paperwork off the shoulders of Kenyan schools — so head teachers, bursars and teachers can focus on learners, not ledgers.
Running a school in Kenya means juggling admissions, fee collection, exams, attendance, timetables and constant communication with parents — often across paper registers, spreadsheets, and a dozen WhatsApp groups. The work is enormous, and it pulls educators away from the classroom.
Educore brings all of it into one simple platform designed for how Kenyan schools actually work — M-PESA fee collection, CBC and 8-4-4 report cards, and a portal for every role from the head teacher to the parent.
Educore is built by MaveriQ Technologies, a multi-product company building vertical software for African organisations — payments, insurance, fitness, churches and schools. Educore shares the same payment backbone (LumiQ Pay) that powers fee collection, so money moves reliably and reconciles automatically.
Every feature is judged by one question: does it give a teacher or head back time for their learners?
Fees are sacred. Every shilling is tracked, reconciled and reported with complete transparency for the school and parents.
CBC and 8-4-4, M-PESA, SMS to parents, works on any phone — built for our schools, not adapted from abroad.