One ecosystem.Everything connected.

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THE PROBLEM

A child learns in one place. The grade lives in another.

A child's work is scattered across places that don't talk to each other: the platform where they learn, the gradebook where they're assessed, the instructor's head where notes are kept. You're the last to find out.

WEDNESDAY
Assignment submitted.
JUNE
Grade received.
SOMEWHERE
Instructor's notes.
YOU
You didn't know yet.

ECOSYSTEM

One ecosystem. Not five products.

At the center is not a platform. At the center is your child — and everything else revolves around them, so close they touch it every day.

Student
The center of everything.
learning tailored to themassignments, projects, participation
House
Progress that's seen.
every real action at schoolprogress, challenges, competition
DBLOX
Code that's learned.
daily challengesresults, personalization
Parent App
The day, without questions.
every piece of informationpayments, registrations, responses
Parent
Informed in real time.
the child's day, completesupport, decisions
DSOS
A school that knows.
the state of every groupschedules, grades, notifications

HOW IT CONNECTS

A Tuesday evening. One assignment.

This is not an organizational chart. It's the path a single assignment takes, from the second the child presses "submit" until the next class.

19:40

DBLOX

19:40DBLOX
Ari submits the assignment.
Nothing waits until Monday. Submission is recorded the second it happens, with everything it brought along.
19:40DBLOX
The assignment is graded automatically.
Code is checked line by line. The result doesn't depend on anyone's free time.
19:41AI ENGINE
The system knows where you got stuck.
It doesn't just mark "error." It identifies the missing concept, compares it with past weeks, and flags it for the next class.
19:41HOUSE
Their progress grows.
Evening work becomes progress the child sees immediately — and that their team notices before you do.
19:42PARENT APP
You get the notification.
Two minutes after submission, you know how it went. Along with a question to ask at dinner that doesn't start with "did you do your homework?".
TomorrowDSOS
The instructor knows before class.
When the child enters class, the instructor already knows where to pause. The lesson doesn't start with asking where we left off.

SYSTEMS

Four systems. Each removes something.

None adds to the work you already do. Each removes something once done by hand, on paper, or from memory.

View from the House platform with the student's progress

HOUSEMOTIVATION

The end of the "did you do your homework?" conversation.

Motivation doesn't come from repeated reminders. House turns the child's progress into something they see, measure, and defend every week.

What changes at home

Progress becomes visible to the child, not just to you
Homework has immediate consequences, not a grade at the end of the month
The competition is with peers, not with the parent
Classroom behavior weighs as much as the result
Returning after a weak week is measurable

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View from the DBLOX platform with the visual code editor

DBLOXSKILL

Not a game. Programming measured line by line.

House is why the child comes back. DBLOX is where they learn — our programming platform, the same from age eight to eighteen.

What makes it different

The curriculum adapts in record time, so we stay one step ahead
PVP competitions: students compete by coding, in real time, globally
Every solution is measured, so gaps are found before the exam
A single platform from blocks to Python and React Native

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PARENT APPTRANSPARENCY

You know how the day went without asking the child.

Education only works if the school, the instructor, and the parent are in sync. The app is where that sync happens.

What you have in hand

What the child learned today, in real time
Ready-made questions that spark real conversation at dinner
Progress on assignments and in class, without waiting for month-end
Messages from school and the instructor
Payments, schedules, and registrations in one place

Available on App Store & Play Store

View from the DSOS platform with the school panel

DSOSORGANIZATION

A school that forgets nothing.

The entire Shkolla Digjitale is managed by Digital School Operating System. You never open it — you feel it in everything that works on time.

What keeps it standing

Every group and class is monitored: "Classroom Health" in real time
If a group is struggling, it's seen within the week, not at year-end
The instructor has all the info about the student before entering class
Administration works with data, not memory

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AI ENGINE

It's not the fifth platform.It's the one that makes the other four teach.

CLASSROOM HEALTH
Every group and every class are monitored continuously. If learning stalls anywhere, it comes to light within the week.
GAPS, STUDENT BY STUDENT
It doesn't count mistakes. It understands which concept is missing, in which child, and since when.
PERSONALIZED ASSIGNMENTS
What it finds becomes an adapted assignment within House — not a report someone else reads.

That's why House knew. That's why DBLOX adapted. That's why you got that message.

House
DBLOX
Parent App
DSOS

This is not a promise. It's what works today.

10,000+
students in the global network
200,000+
parents who trust us
5
systems, one account
90%+
alumni in technology or further studies

FOR SCHOOLS

Our ecosystem can become your system.

We built it because it didn't exist. Today thousands of students use it every week, and we open it to schools and partners who want the same thing without building it from scratch.

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The five systems come connected from day one.
It works the same for one branch or a network.
Training for instructors and administration, included.
Multilingual, with curriculum adapted to your market.

FAIR QUESTIONS

Answers without embellishment.

Is the game a distraction from learning?: In House, you don't win by playing. You win by submitting assignments, participating in class, and helping a peer. The child doesn't play instead of learning — they progress because they learned.
Where does my child's data go?: They stay within our systems and are used only for your child's learning. They are not sold or given to third parties for advertising. The privacy policy explains every detail.
Will they spend more time in front of a screen?: Learning time remains three academic hours per week. The ecosystem doesn't extend that time — it makes it measurable and gives you concrete reasons for conversation away from the screen.
What if my child falls behind?: This is exactly the case it was built for. The gap is found within the week, not at the end of the year, and is turned into an adapted task before it becomes a problem.