We build software that tracks what matters.
A small studio making tools for students and the institutions around them — grades, deadlines, and progress, kept in view across a full academic cycle.
One product live. Another taking shape.
We start narrow and go deep — building for one real group of students and institutions before expanding.
Tracademic
An assignment and grade tracker built for how UK students are actually marked — University, A-Level, BTEC, T-Level, and FE College schemes, with weighted averages and a UCAS points calculator that does the arithmetic nobody wants to do by hand.
A second product is early in the works.
We'll share it here once it's ready for real users, not before.
Three things we don't compromise on.
Built for the UK's own systems
Grading schemes, calendars, and qualification structures here don't map neatly onto software built for anywhere else. We start from how UK education actually runs.
Small team, sharp focus
Mayaztec stays deliberately small. Every feature ships because it earned its place, not because a roadmap said so.
Piloted before it's sold
New institutional features get tested in free pilots first. We'd rather learn something is wrong before an institution has paid for it.
Mayaztec is run solo, end to end — from the first line of code to the App Store listing, the pitch deck, and the pilot conversations with colleges. That means every part of Tracademic has been shaped directly by the people who'll use it, with nothing lost in translation along the way.
Background in software development — an FdEng in Software Development followed by a BSc in Applied Computing — with a focus on building software that's simple enough for institutions to adopt quickly and solid enough for them to stay.