Versions & Product Status

Skoolyst is now a multi-application education ecosystem. The core applications have been developed, with fixes, testing, deployment improvements and further enhancements continuing.

Current Ecosystem

Each Skoolyst application can have its own release lifecycle. A product being developed, deployed, or integrated should therefore be documented separately instead of treating the entire ecosystem as one version.

Product	Version / Stage	Status	Purpose
Skoolyst	Core platform	Complete — fixes in progress	Schools, Shops, Blogs, Videos and MCQs
Skoolyst Teachers	v1	Deployed	Teacher profiles, listings and professional online profiles
Skoolyst Docs	Current documentation build	Available & continuously updated	Official documentation and knowledge base
Skoolyst Ads	v1	Deployed	Central advertising engine and API for Skoolyst applications

Skoolyst — Core Platform

The main Skoolyst application has been developed around the original goal of bringing education-related discovery, information, content and practice into one ecosystem.

Schools — school discovery and listings.
Shops — school-related businesses such as stationery, uniforms, shoes, bags and other education-related stores.
Blogs — education-focused articles, awareness and community knowledge.
Videos — educational and school-related video content.
MCQs — subject practice, tests, mock tests and preparation support.

Current status: The core application is developed and the current focus is on fixes, testing, refinement and ongoing improvements.

Skoolyst Teachers — v1

Website: teachers.skoolyst.com

Skoolyst Teachers v1 is deployed and provides teachers with a professional online identity that can be shared with schools, recruiters and other people.

Teacher signup and login
Professional teacher profile
Education and qualifications
Teaching experience
Skills
Awards and achievements
Shareable professional profile link
Teacher listings on the Skoolyst platform
Profile editing and updating from anywhere

The goal is to reduce the repeated work of creating, updating and sending CVs while making it easier for schools to discover suitable teachers.

Skoolyst Docs

Website: docs.skoolyst.com

Skoolyst Docs is the central documentation website for the application family. It explains the product vision, modules, features, guides, integrations, versions and development information.

Skoolyst Ads — v1

Website: ads.skoolyst.com

Skoolyst Ads is a centralized advertising engine for the Skoolyst ecosystem, currently on its first tracked release (v1). Advertisers and administrators manage advertisements while connected applications request advertisements through an API. See the Skoolyst Ads guide for the full walkthrough.

Advertisement management

Create advertisements, with an image, description, call-to-action text and click URL
Edit and update advertisements (an edit resets the ad back to pending for re-review)
Delete advertisements (soft delete — moderation history is preserved)
Pause and resume advertisements
Optional start/end date scheduling
Admin approval/rejection workflow, with every action recorded in an audit log
Manage advertisers and admin access
Create and manage placements per connected app
Target one, several, or all of a connected app's placements from a single ad
Per-ad click and impression tracking

Application placements

A placement identifies where an advertisement can be displayed. Each connected app defines its own placements independently — for example an app might register:

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Each connected app authenticates with its own API key. This allows multiple Skoolyst applications — teachers.skoolyst.com, blog.skoolyst.com and others — to share one advertising infrastructure instead of building separate ad-management systems for every application. See the Ads API reference for the exact request/response contract connected apps use.

Versioning Approach

Product versions should describe real release stages rather than placeholder versions. For applications with formal releases, Skoolyst can use MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH semantic versioning.

Major — significant or breaking changes.
Minor — new backward-compatible features.
Patch — bug fixes and small improvements.

For products that are currently in development or integration, the documentation uses clear status labels such as Development, Deployed, Integration and Fixes in progress.

Current Direction

Fix and stabilize the completed Skoolyst modules.
Continue improving the deployed Skoolyst Teachers v1 experience.
Maintain and expand the documentation as products evolve.
Continue integrating and expanding Skoolyst Ads across more Skoolyst properties.
Document future releases and changes when they become actual releases.