GoLoop vs Schooliy

GoLoop is an AI-powered transport platform for schools, parents, and drivers, combining parent and driver mobile apps with a school dashboard. Parents see bus locations updated every two seconds, predicted arrival times, and boarding, drop-off, and delay notifications. Driver tools include AI route optimization, QR-based boarding, a live student manifest, and fuel and vehicle telemetry. Schools can manage fleet maps, routes, students, drivers, vehicles, incidents, and reports from the dashboard. A one-tap SOS shares live location with the school, parents, and a 24/7 operations desk, with audio capture and incident replay. GoLoop says its Supabase-based realtime architecture delivers events to parent screens in under 400ms. Listed security and compliance include SOC 2 Type II, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, and GDPR / DPDP. Apps are free to download and free forever once a school is onboarded. Schools request a walkthrough and tailored rollout plan; pricing is on request.

Schooliy is school bus tracking and transportation management software for schools, school groups, and bus operators. It assigns students to buses and plans routes using real road distances, capacity, distance, sibling, and gender rules. Administrators can view a live fleet map, while parents can check a bus’s location, current stop, and estimated arrival time. The parent app also offers pickup and drop-off notifications, bus-approaching alerts, absence reporting, and trip history. Drivers and escorts get daily tours, turn-by-turn navigation, student stop lists, attendance tools, and live GPS sharing. They can send school administrators a one-tap SOS with live location, with follow-up until closure. Boarding, drop-off, and absence events form a digital attendance record. The multi-school platform keeps each school’s data isolated. Student records can be imported from CSV or Excel, and Google Maps links can help resolve home locations. The dashboard and apps support Arabic with right-to-left layout and English. Schooliy is available on Android, iOS, and the web, with API access.