For operators
Fill your spaces fairly, with a process you can explain
Set the intake criteria your board or municipality expects. The same matching that ranks centres for parents runs from your side, so every offer has a clear reason and no family and centre would both rather swap.
Open to everyone, on purpose
The figures below come from public licensing data and an anonymised demand pool, so the family names shown are examples rather than real applicants. Parents can open this page too, and see the same intake rules that will rank them.
Signing up and claiming your centre is what unlocks the private side: your real applicant queue, saved intake weights applied to live applications, and contact details for the families who applied to you.
Claim your centreIntake priorities (0–5)
How your centre ranks families on its side of the match.
The child matches the room we can open
Families close to the centre
Keeps families together
Full-week placements stabilise staffing
Families relying on fee subsidy
First-come fairness
Licensed centres
0
Open spaces
0
Families in pool
0
Placed
0
Proposed placements · updating…
Each row is a fair match — neither side would rather swap. Both scores are out of 100: family → centre is how well the centre meets that family's stated priorities, and centre → family is how well the family meets the intake priorities you set on the left.
| Family | Centre | Family → centre | Centre → family |
|---|---|---|---|
| No placements possible — no reported open spaces in this region. | |||