For institutions on the EduSeekho white-label program — log in with your reporter credentials to track your students' coding activity, runs, and certificates on your own branded subdomain.
When your college, school, institute, or company joins the partner program, EduSeekho sets up a branded space for you. Your students use the full platform under your name, and you get a private dashboard to see how they are doing.
Your institution gets a clean address such as yourname.eduseekho.com, carrying your name and logo. Students who sign up there are automatically linked to your institution.
We create a special Reporter account for you. This login can only view the statistics for your own domain — nothing else. It is built purely for tracking your students.
From your dashboard you can see how many students joined, who is active today, which languages they use, and how many certificates they have earned.
Once your partnership is confirmed, the EduSeekho team creates your Reporter account and shares your sign-in details securely. You will receive the following:
Signing in as a reporter is the same as a normal login — the platform automatically recognizes your account type and takes you straight to your stats.
Open the EduSeekho login page in any browser and enter the email and password the team shared with you.
Go to Login Page →As soon as you log in, you are taken to your dashboard, already filtered to your domain. You will not see any other admin pages — a reporter login is locked to the statistics view only.
For quick access later, bookmark the page once it loads. You can return any time to check the latest numbers for your students.
Your statistics page brings together everything about your students' activity in one place. Here is what each part shows:
| Metric | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Total Students | How many learners have registered under your branded subdomain. |
| Active Today | The number of your students who ran code at least once today. |
| Total Runs | The overall count of code executions by your students across all languages. |
| Certificates | How many of your students have passed the Code Rocket quiz and earned a certificate. |
| Runs by Language | A breakdown showing whether your batch is coding in C, C++, Java, Python, SQL, and more. |
| Recent Activity | A live feed of the latest code runs, showing the student and the language used. |
Use these numbers to spot who is engaged, which languages your batch prefers, and how many learners are reaching certificate level — useful for reports, reviews, and planning your next sessions.
For your numbers to appear, your students simply need to sign up on your branded subdomain. Share these steps with them:
Ask students to open yourname.eduseekho.com — the link you share in class or on your notice board. They will see your institution's name and logo.
Students register with email, Google, or GitHub — exactly like the regular platform. Because they joined through your subdomain, their account is automatically tagged to your institution.
Once they sign up and start running code, your dashboard numbers update — total students, active users, runs, and certificates all begin to reflect their activity.