School software that
respects the school.
samipe began as bespoke tools built with two schools who were tired of spreadsheets. It’s now one platform used by schools across the US, EU and Singapore — built by Nali, a software team 22 years and thousands of products deep, who believe operations software should be calm, dependable, and yours.
150+ schools · US · EU · Singapore · GDPR · PDPA · HIPAA
From two schools to a platform
We didn’t set out to build a platform. We built a relief-planning tool for one school, a CCA system for another — bespoke, because nothing off the shelf fit how schools actually run. The tools worked, word spread, and the same requests kept coming.
So we rebuilt them as one system any school could adopt: shared records, one login, modules you switch on as you need them. Today samipe runs daily operations for schools across three regions — and the AI helper means a lot of that work is now just a sentence a teacher can type.
What we believe
Close to the work
We speak the school’s language and put the next action where the day already is.
Dependable before clever
A timetable is trusted or it’s nothing. We prefer the plain, correct thing.
Warm, not corporate
The people using samipe are teachers between lessons, not analysts. We write like it.
Compliant & sovereign
Data protection isn’t a feature bolted on — it’s how the product is built.
Built by Nali
samipe is built and supported by Nali — a software team that’s spent 22 years shipping mobile, web and desktop products, thousands of them, for organisations around the world. That depth is why samipe runs across every screen and why it’s built to last. We’re independent, we don’t sell your data, and we’re here for the long run.
Want to talk to the people behind samipe?
We’ll walk you through how we build, host and support it.
Work with schools? Partner with us.
We work with resellers, IT providers and distributors. Recurring margin, deal protection, and we handle onboarding.
Come see what we’ve built
The fastest way to understand samipe is to see it on your own school’s day.