BloomzGetting Started
Joining Bloomz
"I didn't sign up for Bloomz" — you got an invitation you weren't expecting
If you received an invitation or a notification from Bloomz and do not recognise it, this is almost certainly legitimate — and here is how to check for yourself. Why you received i…
Your invitation or join code isn't working
Codes and invitation links stop working for a small number of reasons, and they are all fixable. Check these first Is it the whole code? Codes are not case-sensitive — upper- or lo…
A class is missing from my account
If a class you expect is not in your list, the cause is nearly always on the school's side rather than in your settings — which is good news, because it means there is a specific p…
The wrong child is linked to my account
Seeing a child who is not yours — or missing one who is — is a connection problem in the school's records, and the school can fix it quickly. Tell the school straight away This one…
Use Bloomz without an account
You do not need a Bloomz account to keep up with a school's basic public updates — but that no-account experience lives on the school's public website , not inside the Bloomz app i…
What a no-login school app actually shows you
A handful of schools run their own custom-branded version of the Bloomz app — its own name, icon, and app-store listing — built to work without an account at all. This article is s…
Join your child's school from an invitation email or text
When your school adds you as a parent or guardian, Bloomz can send you an invitation by email or text with a personal join link. Tapping that link is meant to be the fastest way on…
Join with a class code or QR code
Some schools hand out a short class access code instead of, or alongside, individual invitations — common at back-to-school night or on a flyer sent home. Entering the code joins y…
Let a student sign in with a QR code or access code
Give your class a QR code or a short text code so students can sign into their own Bloomz account by picking their name from the roster — no email, no password, no PIN. It is the f…
Install the Bloomz app and sign in on your phone
Bloomz works from your phone's browser exactly the same way it works on a computer — same account, same classes, same messages. There is no separate app-store download to chase dow…
The Basics
Find your way around Bloomz
Bloomz on the web is one screen with four parts. Learn where those four are and the rest of the product is findable. If you have used Bloomz before: there is no hamburger menu and …
Where everything else lives: the More and Create menus
Two menus hold most of Bloomz: More , for things to look at, and Create , for things to make. If you cannot find a feature, it is almost certainly in one of them. More — things to …
Find your way around Bloomz (for families)
Everything about your child at school arrives in one place. Here is how that place is laid out. Home — everything from every class, in one feed. This is where you land. Children — …
Account Basics
Switch between your children
If you have more than one child on Bloomz — even at different schools — your Home screen keeps them side by side, and switching between them takes one tap. Before you start You nee…
Invite a co-parent or another guardian
A child can have more than one guardian connected on Bloomz — a co-parent, an ex-spouse, a grandparent who does pickup. Each invited guardian gets their own login and sees the same…
Signing In
Sign in with Google, Apple or Microsoft
If you already have a Google, Microsoft, Clever or ClassLink account — or an Apple account on an iPhone or iPad — you can use it to sign in to Bloomz instead of creating and rememb…
Enter your two-step verification code
Accounts with two-step verification turned on ask for one more thing after your password: a 6-digit code sent to your phone or email. It's a security feature your school turns on f…