Frequently Asked Questions

Skoolyst is an educational technology ecosystem designed to connect schools, teachers, students, parents and educational services through digital platforms. It brings together multiple modules — Schools, Stores, Media and MCQs — into a unified application, with plans to expand into a family of interconnected applications.

The main Skoolyst application currently contains four modules: Schools Listing, Stores, Media and MCQs. Skoolyst Ads is already a separate, deployed application. Additionally, several more separate applications are planned: Blogs, and independent versions of MCQs, Stores and Media under their own subdomains.

No. Currently, Schools, Stores, Media and MCQs all exist as modules within the main Skoolyst application. While separate subdomains like mcqs.skoolyst.com, stores.skoolyst.com and media.skoolyst.com are planned, they represent the future architecture — not the current state.

The main Skoolyst application is currently in development. It contains the core modules — Schools Listing, Stores, Media and MCQs — which are being actively built. No production versions have been released yet.

The following products are planned as separate applications with "Coming Soon" status:

• Blogs — blogs.skoolyst.com
• MCQs — mcqs.skoolyst.com (Planned / Coming Soon)
• Stores — stores.skoolyst.com (Planned / Coming Soon)
• Media — media.skoolyst.com (Planned / Coming Soon)

Skoolyst Ads (ads.skoolyst.com) is no longer in this category — it is already a deployed, separate application. See the Skoolyst Ads guide.

Yes, MCQs is planned to become a separate application under mcqs.skoolyst.com. However, it currently operates as a module inside the main Skoolyst application. The separate subdomain represents the planned future architecture.

Yes, Stores is planned to become a separate application under stores.skoolyst.com. Currently, it operates as a module within the main Skoolyst application. The separate subdomain represents the planned future architecture.

Yes, Media is planned to become a separate application under media.skoolyst.com. Currently, it operates as a module within the main Skoolyst application. The separate subdomain represents the planned future architecture.

The Skoolyst documentation portal serves as the official reference for understanding the Skoolyst ecosystem. It provides guides, feature documentation, version history, release notes, news, FAQs and future developer API documentation — all in one place. It is designed to be the permanent official documentation hub for the Skoolyst platform.

Skoolyst was conceived to reduce fragmentation in education discovery and communication. Parents can struggle to discover and compare schools, schools can struggle to reach the right families, teachers can struggle to present their experience and find opportunities, and students need accessible ways to practice knowledge.

No. The goal is to organize useful information and make comparison easier. The final decision remains with the parent or family.

It is the planned teacher-focused product for creating and maintaining an online professional profile. Teachers can showcase qualifications, experience, skills and achievements and share one profile link with schools and recruiters.

Blogs is intended for education-focused articles, awareness, experiences and practical ideas about schools, parenting, teaching, students and education systems.

Skoolyst Ads (ads.skoolyst.com) is a deployed, centralized advertising engine. Advertisers submit ads targeting one or more of a connected app's placements, an admin reviews and approves them, and connected Skoolyst applications request and display approved ads through a shared API, reporting clicks and impressions back. See the Skoolyst Ads guide for the full walkthrough.