Plan B cockpit for schools
Wbench gives principals a calm view of what changed, what it affects, and what is still stable. It is a decision layer above the timetable your school already trusts, not another school-management system to keep up to date.
Built for interruption
01 · See the impact
Start with the affected classes, rooms, and people. Wbench keeps the rest of the day in view, so one problem does not make the whole school feel uncertain.
02 · Compare safe options
Review up to three deterministic Plan B moves, with their consequences stated in plain language. Unsafe options stay blocked rather than being disguised as recommendations.
03 · Confirm with confidence
Nothing changes until a principal previews and confirms it. The decision, rationale, and draft communication remain available for the people who need an explanation later.
When a teacher is absent, a room is unavailable, or a timetable change creates a conflict, the question is not simply who is free. A safe response has to preserve the parts of the day that still work. Wbench starts with the affected classes, rooms, and staff, then shows the ripple effects before a change is made.
Each Plan B option is limited to a small set of deterministic moves. For every option, the principal can see the affected people and timetable, the hard rules it respects, and the trade-offs that remain. This makes it easier to choose a proportionate response under pressure and to explain that decision later.
Wbench sits above the timetable your school already uses. It is not a replacement for a student information system, a gradebook, or a parent portal. It gives authorized school leaders one place to review a disruption, compare safe responses, confirm a decision, and retain the rationale and draft communication for follow-up.
Wbench is a hosted concierge service for a small number of founding schools. Before the first school day, an operator provisions authorized staff access and imports the school timetable from CSV. Once the timetable is in place, a principal can use Wbench to assess a teacher absence, room conflict, or schedule disruption without changing the underlying plan until they explicitly confirm a safe next move.
For school leaders
Wbench is designed for the pressure moment: a teacher absence, a room problem, or a timetable disruption. It helps a principal understand the next safe move before communicating it to the school.