Fill your school with gratitude

Get an SEL tool that:

spreads kindness & builds positive student communities
improves self-worth & mental health
boosts mood & reduces conflicts

Evidence-Based Design to Root Out Bullying & Low Self-Esteem

Gracefill's design is informed by extensive research that scientifically demonstrates increases to kindness, happiness, SEL competencies.

It also addresses bullying by:

Holding low sentiment messages for teacher review
Only showcasing who gives the most gratitude, not who receives it
Making received messages invisible to give the recipient complete control their online presence

Flexible to Your Curriculum and Devices

Students can participate during dedicated time on school devices or away from school on personal devices.
No changes to curriculum are required. You may optionally pair us with your SEL curriculum or with resources from Kindness.org.
Set streaks and gratitude goals that work best for your classroom. Gracefill can be passively or actively incorporated of five unique ways.

Inclusive to School Staff and Others

Staff also gain accounts to enable your whole school to realize the benefits of gratitude. Teachers can recognize and share gratitude with each other to improve your staff culture - see Gracefill for Teams for more information.

Students also aren't limited to sending messages to their peers - they may send messages to students, teachers, or administrators. To protect student privacy, users outside of your school are restricted from finding and messaging your students.

Learn more about how we’re helping students be more thoughtful, kind and full of self-worth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ways to Integrate Gracefill into Classrooms

Super-Permission & Dashboards

Teachers and principals get super-permissions. Teachers can send messages to students en masse, see students’ messages (including private ones) in a dashboard, remove any messages, and revoke student access at any time.

Teachers or administrators can also create memorial profiles connected to your school community to help build healthy mourning and coping skills, as well as support systems for students dealing with the loss of a loved one.