Stop wrestling with sticky notes. Make classroom seating charts in seconds.

Every semester or month, the same puzzle begins again. Before you know it, the afternoon is gone trying to satisfy every condition and student relationship in your head.

""I absolutely need to keep those two apart." "The students with poor eyesight need to be up front." "I want it random, but balanced." Too many conditions. Not enough time. Sound familiar?"

Set your conditions once, shuffle in 10 seconds

In Sekigae Sensei's School Mode, you just enter the conditions you already have in your head. The algorithm instantly builds the optimal seating chart for you.

Features

1. Full control over who sits near whom

Set 'separation rules' for students who tend to clash. Set 'proximity rules' to ensure students who need support are placed near helpful peers. Every parental request handled with confidence.

2. Recreate your real classroom with the Blackboard-facing School Mode

Just set the number of rows and columns. The teacher's desk and blackboard are fixed at the front. Assign gender zones to window-side or corridor-side seats easily.

3. Handle multiple conditions simultaneously: roster order, vision, height

Use tags like 'Front Row (Vision)', 'Tall', or 'Class Rep' and combine them with even distribution and area rules. Multi-condition seating that would be impossible by hand is done in one tap.

ユーザーの声

Once I set the separation rules, every shuffle after that is just one button. I wish I'd had this when I first started teaching.

— Elementary School Teacher

Being able to automatically place students who need support near helpful peers is a game changer. It's so much easier to explain to parents too.

— Middle School Special Education Coordinator

FAQ (Classroom Seating)

Q.Can I share the seating chart with students or parents?

A.Yes. Save the final seating chart as a high-quality image and share it via LINE, email, or print it out — whatever workflow suits your school best.

Q.What happens if a student is absent?

A.Simply uncheck the absent student before shuffling. The algorithm will calculate the optimal arrangement for those present, and the absent student's seat will be clearly shown as empty.