For educators, learners and guardians in Malaysia
SkillPort is one app for private teaching in Malaysia. Learners and parents find a teacher, then follow every class and progress note in the same place. Educators run the whole practice from it — classes, attendance, fees and LHDN e-Invoice.
Free to download · On iPhone, Android and Huawei
The first thing the app says
Welcome to SkillPort. Tell me whether you're here to teach or to learn, and I'll set up the right thing.
One app, three roles
An educator, a learner, and the parent or guardian following a child's lessons — and a single person can be all three at once. SkillPort shows each role only what belongs to it, checked on our servers on every request.
Educator
Classes, attendance, students, fees and collection — set up once, then handled from the Today screen.
Learner
Today's lesson, the ones ahead, and what each one covered — without asking anyone.
Guardian
Every child, every class and every lesson's remarks, on the phone that is already in your hand.
Marketplace
Educators list what they teach and the places they teach it. Learners and parents search by skill and place — a town name, or just a postcode. Three rules that search runs under:
Say what you want to learn, or say where — whichever you already know. Answer one and the app offers only what the other can actually reach, each option showing how many educators are behind it.
Results sort by rating, by number of reviews, or by newest — never by what an educator paid. There is no price sort either: fees are the educator’s own words, not a number we set.
A rating can be written only by a learner or guardian who was actually enrolled with that educator, and it carries their name. The educator can answer it in public.
Search is the last part of SkillPort we open, and that is deliberate. Matching people before the classes, records and payments around them are ready would make a bad first experience, and a bad first experience is expensive to undo.
What SkillPort provides
Everything around the lesson, on one platform. Educators spend their time teaching; families always know what happened and what comes next. Four things:
Courses, classes, students, the calendar, attendance. What an educator actually runs a practice on, built for a phone rather than a back office.
What was taught, who was there, and the educator's remarks after each lesson. The thing a guardian wants and a WhatsApp group cannot give them.
The invoice, the payment and the receipt sit together, so nobody has to remember what was settled. The educator verifies each slip, and both sides see the same record.
The attendance, the remark and the receipt are written once and read by everyone entitled to them. Nobody has to trust the other person's memory.
How it feels
Most admin apps are filing cabinets with a search box. SkillPort reads what it holds, works out what matters to you today, and brings that up first. Everything else is one tap away.
The screen opens with the answer already on it: the next class, the attendance still to mark, the families to remind. A quiet day looks quiet.
No tab bar. One button opens the complete index of the app — calendar, students, courses, fees, messages, insight — and closes back into Today.
Trust & safety
A hundred good classes build trust slowly. One unsafe one spends it at once. These are the rules the app is built around, not features on a roadmap.
An educator sees their practice. A learner sees their own classes. A guardian sees their linked children, never the other family's child and never their own records under another hat. Enforced on our servers, on every request.
Every account records the version of the Terms accepted and when. Continuing to use the app is never how we obtain consent.
School-age students are who many educators teach. Their educator keeps their record and a parent follows it; every account belongs to someone 18 or older. We collect no date of birth.
Sign in with Face ID, a fingerprint or a six-digit code sent to your email. There is no password to leak, reuse or forget.
Invoice, payment, slip and receipt are one record, read by both sides.
Personal data is processed under Malaysia's Personal Data Protection Act 2010. A parent or guardian can reach our Data Protection Officer about their child directly, without the educator's permission.
LHDN e-Invoice
Most solo educators are not required to issue e-Invoices today: as of LHDN's e-Invoice Guideline version 4.7 of 7 July 2026, taxpayers with annual turnover under RM1 million are exempt, and no later phase covering smaller businesses has been published. SkillPort submits to MyInvois natively, so crossing that line one day costs you nothing — and a parent or corporate sponsor who asks for an e-Invoice can have one now.
Source: LHDN e-Invoice Guideline v4.7, Table 1.1 and § 1.6.1(e)Made in Malaysia
The app renders in the language your phone already speaks, and this website is published in all three.
Questions
SkillPort is one mobile app for educators, learners and guardians in Malaysia. An educator runs their teaching practice on it — classes, attendance, students, fees, invoices and e-Invoice submission. A learner follows their classes and record. A guardian sees their children's schedule, attendance and remarks.
Educators running their own practice — tutors for SPM, UPSR, IGCSE and A-Levels, music, art, language, coding, sport and dance teachers — and the learners and families they teach. A centre with several educators or branches should talk to us first.
Tell the app what you want to learn and where — a town name or your postcode — and it lists the educators who teach that there or online, with their ratings and reviews. You can message one before enrolling. Ranking is by rating, review count or recency: an educator can pay to run an ad, but not to move up your results.
Publishing a public profile costs nothing. SkillPort is free during early access and we do not publish pricing yet — message us and we will tell you plainly where it stands.
SkillPort is free to download and use for learners and guardians. For educators it is free during early access, and we do not publish pricing yet. We do not set an educator's fees or take a cut of them. Message us on WhatsApp and we will tell you plainly where it stands.
Yes, through their educator and a parent. Every SkillPort account is for someone 18 or over. A student under 18 has no account of their own: their educator keeps their record, and a parent or guardian follows their classes, fees and messages from the parent's account. We do not collect a date of birth and do not verify age; everyone confirms they are 18 or older by ticking a box at sign-up, and we record it.
Usually not yet. Under LHDN's e-Invoice Guideline v4.7 (7 July 2026), taxpayers with annual turnover below RM1 million are exempt and no later phase for smaller businesses has been published. SkillPort submits to MyInvois natively, so you are ready if you grow past the threshold or a sponsor asks for an e-Invoice.
English, Bahasa Malaysia and Simplified Chinese (中文). The app follows your phone's language; the website is published in all three.
SkillPort is built for one educator running their own practice. If you run a centre with multiple educators or branches, contact us and we will talk through what fits rather than force it.
SkillPort is on the App Store, Google Play and Huawei AppGallery. Teach, learn, or follow your child's classes — all from the same app.
