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Rostix transforms your daily classroom helper routine into a familiar pocket chart right on your device, with wooden craft sticks and bright clothespin tabs. The Board tab becomes your main hub, showing today's jobs grouped by due day and topped with three small chalkboard counters for total jobs, currently assigned roles, and tasks due right now. A quick‑add craft stick button lets you drop a new job into the chart in seconds without leaving your view. When you need to set up a new role, the Add Job tab gives you a clean form for the job title, assigned student, due day, and active status, and saving instantly slips a fresh wooden stick into the pocket chart. Every job lives locally on your device, so you stay in control even when the classroom Wi-Fi is spotty. To find which student has which task, tap the By Student tab to see all jobs sorted alphabetically by name, making substitutions effortless during a busy morning. The Archive tab keeps a tidy record of past roles: each stick looks slightly worn and faded with a paper clip attached, and you can restore any job to the active board with one tap. There are no check marks or ticks anywhere; instead, colored top bands on each stick signal the due day, and unassigned sticks peek halfway out of their pockets so you immediately spot vacancies. Editing a job is as simple as tapping its craft stick on the board to update the title, student, or day, and changes saved directly to the chart. Searching by job title or assigned student helps you quickly locate a specific role across a growing list, and the search resets automatically when you switch tabs to keep your focus clean. Because your data is stored as a flat list on the phone or tablet, the experience stays fast, private, and entirely offline-ready. Rostix is ​​built for elementary teachers, teaching assistants, and homeschool co-op facilitators who want a warm, tactile way to rotate daily helpers without extra charts on the wall. The app feels like the physical pocket chart you already love, with the convenience of an instant daily overview and no lost sticks. Start each morning with a clear snapshot of who does what, rotate jobs fairly over time, and bring a little more calm to the classroom routine.