My Week class view
Students open the app and see their next language class, the teacher, time, room number or Zoom link, and anything due before class.
Working prototype · Education & childcare
Language School app prototype, ready to try before you build.
Explore a working language school app prototype with my week class view, prep due before class, and unit practice. Customize it yourself or have Mistflow Studio build the approved screens, style, and flow.
This is a working mobile prototype, not a shipped app. Mistflow can turn it into a native iPhone and Android app after you confirm the screens, platform details, and integrations.
Prototype screenReady to explore
Built for language school work
The friction this app is designed to remove.
Not a generic app template. This prototype starts with the moments that cost your team time or leave customers waiting.
- Students ask the same questions every week: which room, which Zoom link, what page to prepare, and whether class is still on.
- Between lessons, practice falls apart because vocabulary lists, listening files, pronunciation tasks, and homework notes are scattered across email, PDFs, and WhatsApp.
- When a student misses class, make-up work is hard to explain and easy to forget, so they arrive at the next unit already behind.
- CEFR progress feels vague to students. They know they are in B1, but not which skills are improving or what the teacher wants them to focus on next.
- Teacher feedback, attendance notes, and class group messages live in too many places, so your admin team becomes the help desk for every small question.
Inside the prototype
Specific tools for your language school.
Keep what fits, change what does not, and add the details that make the workflow yours.
Prep due before class
Show the exact unit page, vocabulary list, reading, or listening task students should complete before they arrive.
Unit Practice
Students practice from their current unit with vocabulary, listening, and pronunciation tasks that match the level they are actually studying.
CEFR level progress
Students see progress by level, such as A2, B1, or B2, with clear skill areas like speaking, listening, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary.
Teacher feedback after class
After a class or unit, students can review teacher comments, attendance, strengths, and what to work on before the next lesson.
Make-up work for missed lessons
If a student misses a class, the app shows what was covered, which practice to complete, and when to message the teacher if they are stuck.
Teacher Inbox
Students can message their teacher or class group from the app instead of chasing replies across Instagram, email, WhatsApp, and SMS.
Your school on their home screen
The app uses your school name, logo, colors, course names, and level structure. It feels like your language school, not a generic learning portal.
Prototype screen gallery
See the proposed experience, screen by screen.
These are screens from the working prototype—not screenshots of a shipped customer app.
Example workflows
How it could work day to day.
Use these examples to judge whether the flow matches your business before you commit to building it.
- 01A B1 student opens My Week on Monday, sees Thursday's class, taps the Zoom link, checks the prep due for Unit 6, and completes the listening exercise before class.
- 02After a student misses an A2 class, the app shows the attendance note, the make-up vocabulary set, the pronunciation task, and the teacher's message about what to review.
- 03At the end of a unit, a student opens Level Progress and sees that speaking has improved, listening needs more work, and the teacher recommends two practice tasks before the next assessment.
- 04A student gets stuck on a grammar point between lessons, opens Teacher Inbox, sends a question to the teacher, and sees the answer before the next class.
The build promise
What you approve is what gets built.
Explore this working prototype, customize it yourself or hand it to us, then approve the screens, style, and flow before the finished build begins.
Explore
Try the proposed flow and review every prototype screen.
Customize
Change the words, branding, features, and workflow until it fits.
Approve and build
Your approved prototype becomes the clear visual contract for the finished app.
Straight answers
Language School app pricing, explained.
Choose self-serve if you want control, or Studio if you want Mistflow to take the build from approved prototype to a native iPhone and Android app.
Agency comparison from the industry brief: A custom language school app from an agency usually costs $20,000 to $70,000, especially if you want class schedules, Zoom links, unit practice, teacher messaging, attendance notes, and CEFR progress in one place. Quotes vary by scope, platform, and integrations.
Use your Mistflow subscription
Start from this exact prototype, make it yours, and build in Mistflow. See the pricing page for current subscription options.
Build my version$4,900 fixed · 14 days
Hand the approved prototype to the Mistflow team for a focused native mobile app build. Scope is confirmed before the 14-day engagement starts.
Have Mistflow build itBuying questions
Know exactly what you are starting with.
Clear answers about the prototype, the finished build, and your two paths forward.
Is this language school app finished?
No. The screens on this page are a working prototype: you can explore the flow, but it is not a shipped customer app. The finished app is built after you approve or customize the prototype.
Can I start with this exact prototype?
Yes. Build my version carries this exact prototype into Mistflow, including its screens, style, and flow. You can change it before the finished app is built.
What can I customize for my language school?
You can change the branding, wording, steps, and features. This prototype currently demonstrates My Week class view, Prep due before class, and Unit Practice, and you can keep, remove, or reshape those parts around the way your business works.
Can the app match our CEFR levels and course units?
Yes. In the finished app, you can use your own structure, such as A1.1, A1.2, B1 conversation, IELTS prep, business English, or Spanish A2. Each course can have its own units, practice, feedback, and progress view.
Can teachers send feedback and handle questions?
Yes. In the finished app, teachers can leave class or unit feedback, note attendance, point students to make-up work, and answer questions through the Teacher Inbox or class group.
How much does it cost to turn this into a finished app?
For self-serve, you use a Mistflow subscription; current plan prices are listed on the pricing page. Mistflow Studio is a separate $4,900 fixed service for a 14-day native iPhone and Android app build. Scope is confirmed before work starts.
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