Questions teachers ask before signup
Answers about local-first data, SIS/LMS fit, automation, reassessment, backups, subscription, and account, backup, and support boundaries.
No. It is a classroom workflow layer that works alongside official systems. Official grades, attendance, compliance records, and district-required communication remain governed by school policy.
The core classroom workflow is designed so teacher classroom records can remain on the teacher's device by default instead of being stored in a central student-data cloud.
Yes. Teachers need a clear backup routine. This site includes backup guidance because local control does not eliminate the risk of device loss or file corruption.
Tabora supports drafts, queues, and recommendations while the teacher remains responsible for approval, tone, accuracy, and compliance with school communication rules.
The intended workflow is that failed assessments create a tracker item, students complete relearning evidence, and the teacher documents readiness before a retake.
Tabora Guide answers routine questions when possible and helps create a support request for high-impact issues such as paid-user lockout or possible data loss.
Yes. The live demo uses sample classroom data and avoids real student information.
The website, account tools, desktop app, download access, billing, and support are designed to work as one account-managed product path.
Every new Tabora account starts with a 14-day Pro trial. If you were referred by another teacher using their referral link, your trial is extended to 30 days.
At the end of the trial, the account moves to the Free plan. Core planning and local classroom organization remain available. Pro workflow features require upgrading to a paid plan.
The website explains the product, while account tools manage login, billing, support, downloads, access, and account history for the desktop app.