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SplatWorks includes the DrawSplat whiteboard, standalone creative and productivity tools, classroom widgets, games, five office apps, and SplatLMS, its Learning Management System. Browse the whole ecosystem or explore the office apps below. The ecosystem name does not change component licenses.
Apps
PlanSplat, GridSplat, ShowSplat, WriteSplat, ListSplat, and LayoutSplat are available as browser-based SplatWorks apps. Follow the SplatWorks development roadmap for future work.
Organize courses, enroll learners, collect assignments, assess learning, and track progress. Start with the bundled SplatWorks Educator course, then link ecosystem tools from your own lessons.
Self-host with PHP and SQLite or MariaDB/MySQL. Download the LMS separately from the static office suite.
Organize assignments, exams, courses, weekly study blocks and routines. Focus on a task with a study timer. Connect Google for planner autoload and autosave; reconnect when Google authorization expires.
Design with 126 distinct compositions, Avery labels and name badges, linked rich text, rulers, guides, master pages, tables, and mail merge. Import Publisher files inside the browser without LibreOffice, exchange JSON and layout files, and export print proofs, HTML, and Pack and Go. Check documented conversion limits.
Spreadsheet workspace for classroom data, formulas, cell formatting, charts, picture graphs, activities, templates, and local/cloud file workflows.
Interactive slide deck and WebDeck authoring tool with thumbnails, canvas editing, media insertion, speaker notes, themes, templates, and HTML export.
Browser-based word processor for classroom drafts, local autosave, native JSON files, readability, templates, cloze passages, citations, and student/teacher exports.
Classroom database workspace for tables, fields, records, CSV files, forms, cards, labels, reports, search, sorting, and child-friendly project templates.
Save native office projects, edited PDFs, VideoSplat projects or rendered videos, MediaSplat outputs and subtitles, Markdown source, concept maps and Mermaid diagram source to your Google account. Local downloads and browser drafts remain available. These actions save a new file copy and do not enable sharing.
Google Drive guide: steps, app formats, reopening files, troubleshooting and district setup. PDFSplat, VideoSplat and MediaSplat use a separate authorization window; choose Continue with Google there, then return to the editor for the save result.
The office and planner apps run in your browser without an LMS account. SplatLMS adds courses and learner records through a separate PHP installation. Link tools in lessons and collect their exported files using instructor-created assignments; tool saving and accounts remain separate.
Launch the office apps without installing a database or creating an account. For district hosting, use the complete suite Quick Start and choose the SplatWorks components; Docker and native installation paths are available. For individual static apps, use modular self-hosting and Downloads.
Export project files regularly. Browser autosave is specific to your device and browser and can be lost when browser data is cleared. District whiteboard accounts and classrooms do not automatically provide cloud saving for every SplatWorks app.
See Licensing for the suite and component license notices, and Compliance and district review for deployment responsibilities.
WriteSplat exchanges DOCX/ODT documents; GridSplat exchanges XLSX/ODS spreadsheets; ShowSplat exchanges PPTX/ODP slides; ListSplat exchanges CSV table records for Access/Base. Keep the original file and check conversions. See the format comparison and limits.