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I want to share with you all a new and very exciting service for
teachers and tutors - TeachersServant.com. Teacher's servant is
designed for anyone who teach and provides a broad spectrum of tools
to offload administrative overhead from teachers. Teacher's Servant
will help you mange your students, classes, schedule and finances.
It's all web-based with user friendly interface. No downloads are
necessary. Best of all it has a free plan that allows you to benefit
right away. Check it out - www.TeachersServant.com .

servant,

I got this message when I tried accessing your site: "Forbidden. You don't have permission to access / on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache Server at www.teachersservant.com Port 80

Did you want to know about this?

Betty

Betty (giggle) - I just followed a hunch and clicked on the www.teachersservant.com (in orange on my computer) in your response and got in.

The problem? Servant ended his link with a period (.) and that period attached itself to the URL address. If you type the same thing leaving out the period you get in.

Servant, if you edit your post and move the . over one space your link will work.

Thank you, keystring! I did not realize that period at all. You always learn something ...

Betty, were you able to access the site? Sorry, again for malformed link. It's now corrected in the original post.

Is it possible to visit the site before signing up? I'm interested in seeing the contents first.
I did not find a way to enter.

What am I missing?

You have to sign up. The service allows you to organize your students, classes, schedule and financial data. Hence it has to be connected to you. The basic plan (which covers 90% of the functionality) is free and does not require credit card for sign-up.
You can see some screen shorts on the features page ( www.TeachersServant.com/public/features ) and read more on the service blog ( Teacher\'s Servant Blog ). Hope this helps.