Free — self-hosted — no limits

A notice on
every screen.

Courier sends a message to every machine in the school, one room or one group, and shows you which screens displayed it and who read it.

Notice from IT

The network drive is down for maintenance

From 12:30 to 13:15 today. Save your work to your desktop until then.

OK

What it will do

Tell everyone, and know they saw it.

Write, preview, send

Write a notice, choose who gets it, and see exactly what they will see before you send.

Delivery and read reports

Which machines showed it, and who pressed OK. No more “I never got the email”.

History you control

Every notice kept for as long as the school chooses — a year unless you say otherwise.

Free, with no limits

No licence key and no cap on machines. Every school, every screen.

On your own server

Self-hosted like Groundskeeper. Your messages never leave the school network.

Accounts and roles

Senders who can send, and administrators who manage who can.

What it is not

For everyday notices, not emergencies.

A room change, a system going down for maintenance, a reminder about the fire drill: that is what Courier is for.

It is not an emergency alerting system. It must not replace your fire alarm, lockdown procedure or anything else a life depends on.

How it reaches the screens

One agent, already there.

Courier runs on the RSJ Agent, the same small agent Groundskeeper and Caretaker use, with a module of its own. A school that already has the agent turns Courier on; nothing else is installed.

Questions

Asked before it is out.

Is it really free?

Yes: free for any number of machines, with no licence key.

Can we use it in an emergency?

No. Courier is for everyday notices and gives no guarantee that a message arrives in time. Keep your fire alarm and lockdown procedures exactly as they are.

Does anything leave the school?

No. Courier runs on your own server and talks only to the machines on your network.

Want to hear when Courier is ready?

One address for everything, read by the person who wrote it.

hello@rsjsoftware.com