“This technology made sense. Students need to be able to communicate. They have become adept very quickly and didn’t need any training. At the end of the day, it’s for the students and you never know when the spark of innovation may come your way.”

Ernie PerezDirector @Boston University

“Pronto has been a real benefit to our athletic department. I wasn't quite sure, there's a lot of new technology on the market and sometimes it's confusing and it gets kind of overbearing, makes it overbearing in the department. But once we jumped into Pronto, it smoothed things out tremendously. I think it's a competitive advantage to be able to have this mode of communication where we are able to communicate just like that with anybody in the department.”

Tom HolmoeAthletic Director @BYU

“I'm able to remind studengs of upcoming deadlines with tasks, and students can use the translate feature to read messages in whatever language they are most comfortable with. Most importantly, it has really helped us maintain a sense of community as we all try to work our way through a pandemic and isolation.”

ProfessorGlendale Community College

“Pronto has been the perfect app for sports. The ability to separate groups of the players, coaches, staff, academics, whatever the category is of, into what chat you need to be into is perfect. Any questions I have, I can go on there and I can direct message anybody, or I can go to our team and staff group chat and, ask everyone in general or send one text and it goes out to everybody.”

Zach WilsonQuarterback @BYU

“Mentor circles are better with Pronto. Leaders can reach out to anyone on the team without needing their mobile phone number. Also, Pronto allows me to literally see who has received the messages I send. This has dramatically improved accountability.”

ProfessorNorco College

“Pronto increased communication among students, but also between students and myself. I think the simple fact that it works well on mobile makes all the difference for ease of use. Its integration with Blackboard makes it so much more convenient that non-linked apps like GroupMe or Whatsapp.”

ProfessorCalifornia State University