A differentiated school experience
Give students and families a modern, school-branded portal rather than a generic third-party experience.
Your school. Your curriculum. One secure portal.
Organize curricula, classes, users, and permissions in a dedicated bilingual portal. Begin with a focused pilot for curriculum-aligned intelligent learning support, with teachers leading every educational decision.
For schools and education providers ready to adopt advanced learning technology step by step.
Value for the whole school
Mualimy AI helps schools offer a differentiated digital experience while keeping academic decisions, access, and adoption under school leadership.
Give students and families a modern, school-branded portal rather than a generic third-party experience.
Help students find the published units, lessons, and objectives linked to their active enrollment.
Keep academic years, classes, people, memberships, and curriculum relationships organized in one portal.
Prepare intelligent support around approved context while teachers retain planning and educational judgment.
Parents see only permitted curriculum information for children actively linked to their account.
Mualimy AI handles technical setup and ongoing development so the school can focus on adoption and learning.
A portal that carries your school identity
During onboarding, the portal is prepared with the school’s approved identity and a dedicated entry point for its community.
Use the school’s approved name, colors, and visual identity during setup.
Give the school community one clear place to sign in and continue learning.
Show each user only the navigation and information permitted for their role.
Create, review, publish, and assign versioned curricula to approved academic scopes.
Use complete English and Arabic experiences with LTR and RTL layouts.
Mualimy AI supports configuration, onboarding, and improvement throughout the pilot.
A clear, bilingual entrance for authorized school users.
Curriculum-aligned foundation
Schools can organize and publish curriculum programs, units, lessons, and learning objectives now. This controlled academic context prepares a focused pilot for future intelligent teaching support.
Stage, grade, subject, unit, lesson, and learning objective remain connected and versioned.
Teachers plan, guide, review, and remain the educational authority.
School administrators control curriculum review, publication, and operational assignment.
Academic supervisors see published curriculum only inside their assigned scope.
Teachers access published curriculum for their assigned classes and subjects.
Students and parents receive a limited published outline based on verified relationships.
One school, access matched to each role
Permissions come from verified school membership. Selecting or changing a role in the browser cannot expand access.
Manage school structure, people, memberships, curriculum, and academic relationships.
View published curriculum and academic information only within assigned scopes.
Open assigned classes and the published curriculum linked to their subjects.
View their own enrollment, classes, and assigned published curriculum outline.
View permitted published curriculum for actively linked children only.
The student portal journey
The current portal keeps the experience focused on the student’s verified enrollment and published learning outline.
The student uses credentials provided or approved by the school.
The portal derives access from the student’s active enrollment.
Only curriculum assigned to the student’s current academic scope is shown.
Units, lessons, and learning objectives are presented in a simple structure.
The teacher remains the source of instruction, feedback, and educational decisions.
A practical school pilot
Mualimy AI handles technical setup and supports onboarding while the school approves the academic scope and adoption plan.
Agree on the users, curriculum area, responsibilities, and measures for the pilot.
Configure the approved school identity and dedicated access experience.
Set up the selected academic structure, classes, users, and published curriculum.
Confirm memberships, permissions, responsibilities, and support channels.
Begin with an agreed audience, safeguards, support plan, and review period.
Review adoption and practical feedback, improve the setup, and decide the next scope.
Security and privacy
The platform verifies membership at sign-in, separates each school’s data, applies role and relationship permissions, and records important administrative changes. These are implemented safeguards, not a claim of formal certification.
Authentication, secure sessions, school-specific access, database isolation, and mutation auditing are enabled in the current platform.
Users sign in with school-approved credentials through a secure session.
Each school’s records remain isolated from every other school.
Membership, role, and academic relationships determine what each user can access.
Important school-management and curriculum changes are recorded for accountability.
Published curriculum and historical assignments cannot be silently rewritten.
Parents see information only for children actively linked to their membership.
AI teaching execution is not part of this release and requires a separately agreed pilot scope.
Frequently asked questions
What is available today, what a pilot includes, and what remains outside this release.
No. The current platform organizes school operations and curriculum. Any intelligent teaching support introduced in a pilot is designed to assist teachers, who remain responsible for planning, instruction, judgment, and student care.
Yes. During onboarding, the portal can be prepared with the school’s approved name, colors, logo, and dedicated entry experience.
The current platform supports versioned curricula, grades, subjects, classes, units, lessons, and learning objectives. Timetable synchronization is not part of this release and would be planned separately.
Yes. The public pages, sign-in experience, and authenticated portal support English and Arabic, including LTR and RTL layouts.
Parents can view a limited published curriculum outline for children actively linked to their account. Progress reports and school messaging are not part of this release.
We agree on a focused scope, prepare the school-branded portal and curriculum structure, onboard authorized users, support the pilot, and review the results together before expansion.
No. Mualimy AI handles platform setup, hosting, and technical development. Any intelligent teaching capability is introduced only through a separately agreed pilot scope.
Take the next practical step
Share your goals and selected learning scope. We will help define a clear first implementation and support plan.