Attendance
Check a child in from the room's board and out against the adult who collected them. Two taps on a bad connection never open two arrivals, and a mistake is corrected with a reason instead of being overwritten.
Manage attendance, classrooms, staff, parent communication, enrollment, and tuition from one easy-to-use platform.
Not six products bolted together and not a dashboard full of charts nobody reads — one record of the day that the director, the room and the family are all looking at.
Check a child in from the room's board and out against the adult who collected them. Two taps on a bad connection never open two arrivals, and a mistake is corrected with a reason instead of being overwritten.
Every room has a board: who is in, who is not, and when it was last counted. Staffing shows against the target the center set for itself — CubbyLoop does not invent a legal threshold or judge you against one.
Roles, room assignments, a week's rota and an access trail. A teacher sees the rooms they are assigned to; remove the assignment and the access goes with it. A suspended account opens nothing.
Each family gets their own children's day as the room recorded it — arrivals, meals, naps, activities, the short note. Message threads and center notices live in the app too. Nothing is pushed to a phone yet.
Inquiry, waitlist, offer, registration, enrolled — with the registration a real step rather than a formality. Families, children and authorized pickups alongside it, and a roster import that previews before it writes.
Tuition plans per child or per family, invoices with running balances, and a payment recorded by the staff member who saw the money arrive. Families cannot pay inside CubbyLoop — that is a later phase.
Three things are deliberately missing and we would rather say so here than let you find out: there are no photos or video, nothing is pushed to a phone — no alerts, no email, no texts — and families cannot pay tuition inside CubbyLoop. The full picture is on one page.
Open CubbyLoop and the day is already counted: who is in the building, which sessions are still open, what was recorded on a phone and has not reached you yet, and the short list of things that need a person. Every number carries the minute it was counted, so a board that has gone quiet says so instead of pretending to be live.
A teacher logs a meal, a nap, a diaper change or an activity in a few taps. The composer asks only what that kind of update needs, so a meal cannot be saved as a shapeless note — and when the signal drops, the app says the update is sitting on the device instead of quietly losing it.
A parent opens the app and sees the children they are linked to, grouped by child and by day: arrival time, what was eaten, how long they slept, what they joined in, who collected them. A guardian linked to a different family cannot reach any of it — no classmate list, no other families, no staff directory.
A correction keeps the original and says why it was made. Guardian links, access changes, attendance corrections and checkouts are all written down with the person and the reason — and without a child's name in the stored detail.
The strongest protection is not a policy page — it is the absence of a place to put something. These are not switches a center can turn on. There is nowhere in CubbyLoop to record any of them.
No per-child pricing, no feature tiers, no “contact us for a quote”. Which plan you need is decided by the size of the center, and both numbers are on this page.
$89 per month
or $890 a year — two months free
One center. The daily loop for every room in it, and every family attached to it.
$179 per month
or $1,790 a year — two months free
Two or more centers under one operator, each with its own rooms, staff and families.
30 days free, and the trial is the whole product rather than a trimmed version of it. US dollars, tax excluded. Every feature is in both plans — the access trail and guardian privacy are not upsells. The multi-center plan is a published price ahead of a working feature: CubbyLoop runs one center at one location today.
The full pricing pageCubbyLoop is opening with a small number of centers at a time, so the people building it can sit with the people using it.
How many children, how many rooms, what you use today and the part of the day that reliably goes wrong. A person reads it and replies — there is no sequence, no sales team and no call required to find out the price.
One classroom, one family, one child, one invited parent — the same loop you would run on a Tuesday morning, not a slide deck. Nothing has to be imported first, and a roster import is there for when you want it.
Centers that have written in go first. The trial is the whole product rather than a trimmed version of it, nothing is charged while it runs, and the price is published on this site instead of quoted on a call.
There is no “create account” button on this site yet, on purpose. Signing up has to work on the first morning a center relies on it, and the last pieces — the sign-up screen itself and password reset — are not finished. Rather than collect a card for a promise, we take centers on one at a time and say exactly where the product is: here it is, in full.
CubbyLoop is being built for independent centers of roughly 20 to 100 children at one location. If that is you, we would rather hear what your day actually looks like than guess at it.
Writing to us starts an email to support@cubbyloop.com. There is no form on this site and nothing is collected by this page.