Most name pickers stop at the name. ClassCaller keeps the record.
Draw a student at random, then record what happened in one tap. Over a term those marks accumulate into something no attendance sheet captures: who is taking part, at what level, and whether they are growing.
ClassCaller was built by a teacher, for teachers, and is deliberately not a classroom game. No animations, no dramatic reveals. When you need a name, ClassCaller gives you one and lets you record a response instantly, in the middle of a lesson, without breaking the flow of the room.
What it does
- Random draw, without biasTeachers unconsciously call on some students far more than others. Random selection removes that, and the record makes the pattern visible.
- Score in one tapTap a score and the draw moves on. Use a built-in scale or build your own — your labels, your values, measuring whatever you decide they measure: effort, accuracy, depth of thinking, or something only your classroom would recognize.
- Random groups, your rulesGenerate groups in seconds — random when you want it, controlled when you need it. Keep particular students apart, set the size, and save the sets you reuse.
- Attendance as you goMark a student absent and they drop out of the draw — unless they walk in late, when one tap puts them back in the pool for the rest of the lesson.
- Your data, when you need itEvery session is kept and can be renamed, so it still means something a month later. Take your data out whenever you want it — for your gradebook, for a parent meeting, or to look at how a class has grown over a term.
- Phone, tablet, or wristRun a session from whichever is in your hand. The watch does the whole thing — draw, score, mark absent — so you can teach a lesson without picking your phone up at all.
Keep track of every student interaction
ClassCaller records cold calls, volunteers and questions separately. A student who is never drawn but has their hand up every day shows up as engaged rather than invisible — and questions are logged by level, so you can see not just how often a student takes part but how far they are being stretched.
The picture builds across the term. Growth shows in both directions — how often a student takes part, and the quality of what they contribute — so progress becomes something you can point to rather than something you sense.
Your data stays yours
ClassCaller collects no data at all. There is no account to create, no advertising, and no tracking. Nothing is sent anywhere — everything lives on your own device, and you can take it with you whenever you like.
Get ClassCaller
One purchase covers every device on that platform.
Questions?
I am a teacher and I answer support email myself: classcaller@gmail.com
How-to videos are on the way — they will appear on the ClassCaller YouTube channel.
ClassCaller is made by ClassCaller LLC.