More time for teaching. Less time for lists.
MadrassaHub is the app for mosques and madrassas. Attendance, Quran progress, contact with parents and the admin work: clear for everyone involved.
Attendance in an exercise book. Marks in an Excel file. Parents in four group chats. And the contributions? The treasurer keeps track of those, somewhere. MadrassaHub brings it together in one place that fits the way a madrassa works.
Attendance
A paper register someone types up later
Ticked off per lesson on a phone. Parents see it in their own app
Quran progress
Notes in the teacher’s exercise book
Recorded per surah: memorised, practising or needs review
Contact with parents
Four group chats and the odd phone call
Messages, calendar and activities in one place, per family
Contributions
A bank statement next to a spreadsheet
Payment periods, balance per student and bank rules that recognise transactions
Enrolment
Forms by email or on paper
Your own enrolment page with a waiting list and review
One Saturday, five people, the same app.
This is a day at Madrassa Al Noor. Everyone works in their own space, and yet everything connects.
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The register is ready before the lesson starts.
Nadia opens her class Noor · Arabic basics and taps who is there. Absent, late or left early: it’s recorded. No paper list that still needs typing up.
Nadia, Arabic teacher
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After the Quran lesson, progress is already up to date.
For every student and every surah, the teacher records what has been memorised, what is still being practised and what needs review. A substitute knows exactly where the class stands.
Ustadh Yusuf, hifz teacher
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At home, a parent follows along without having to call.
Samir opens the app and sees how far Lina has come with Al-Mulk. In the same place he sees attendance, results and this week’s homework, separately for each of his children.
Samir, father of Lina and Adam
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A short message keeps contact personal.
‘Lina is reading more and more independently. Shall we discuss her new learning goals next week?’ Teacher and parent agree on a time, without sharing a private phone number.
Nadia and Samir
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The treasurer closes the week with a clear overview.
Which families have paid this semester’s contribution, what is still outstanding and how is the campaign for new books doing? One screen, no spreadsheet.
Salma, school admin
Built for the way you teach.
General school software has no surahs, no hifz and no Arabic word lists. MadrassaHub does. Every student has their own overview of all 114 surahs, kept up to date by teachers and visible to parents at home.
More about Quran & HifzEverything a madrassa needs. Nothing you don’t use.
Choose which parts each school uses. Start with attendance and parents, and expand when the team is ready.
Teaching
Classes, subjects, timetables and attendance. Teachers have everything they need on their phone.
- Registers
- Assignments
- Homework
- Results
Quran & Hifz
Progress per surah, Arabic vocabulary and learning goals. Built for the way a madrassa teaches.
- 114 surahs
- Word lists
- Weekly plans
- Certificates
Communication
Messages, school news, calendar and appointments. Parents stay informed without anyone running a group chat.
- Chat
- Calendar
- Activities
- Parent meetings
Administration
Students, families and staff in one place. With your own enrolment page, waiting list and roles per person.
- Enrolment
- Waiting list
- Import
- Roles
Finance
School contributions per period, donation campaigns and bookkeeping the board can follow.
- Contributions
- Donations
- Bank & cash
- Financial years
Reports
How many students, how high attendance is, what came in. The numbers the board wants, always up to date.
- Students
- Attendance
- Donations
- Usage
A place in the app for everyone.
Seven roles, each with its own home screen. A parent sees their own children, a teacher their own classes and the board the whole organisation.
A good lesson starts with an overview.
Your classes, the register and every student’s progress together. Teach with the information you need, right on your phone.
- Take attendance per lesson
- Assignments, homework and results
- Track hifz progress per student
Always at hand. On every phone.
Teachers, parents and students use the Madrassa app for iPhone and Android.
Children’s data deserves extra care.
At MadrassaHub, privacy isn’t an afterthought. The school remains the owner of its data, and the app is built to store as little as possible.
How we protect your dataSet up under the GDPR
The school is the data controller; we only process data on your behalf.
No tracking, no ads
No advertising ID, no session recordings and no product analytics in the app.
Every school separate
Data is only visible to authorised users of your own school.
Backups we test
Encrypted transport, rotating sessions and backups whose restore is tested periodically.
Questions we often get.
Is your question not here? Read how getting started works, or get in touch directly.
Getting startedWho is MadrassaHub for?
For mosques, madrassas and Islamic education organisations, from a weekend school with three classes to an organisation with hundreds of students. You only switch on the parts you use.
Do parents and teachers need to install anything?
Everyone uses the same app for iOS and Android. What someone sees depends on their role: a parent sees their own children, a teacher their own classes. Admins and the board can also work in the browser.
We use Excel today. Do we have to enter everything again?
No. Existing lists of classes, families, teachers and members can be imported. Parents and children are linked to each other, and you resolve any doubtful matches before the import is final.
What does MadrassaHub cost?
That depends on the size of your organisation and the parts you use. After an introduction you receive a tailored proposal, with no obligation.
See how it works for your madrassa?
Tell us briefly who you are. We’ll plan an introduction and show you the app with a sample school similar to yours.
- info@dev-up.io
- Next
- We’ll get in touch to schedule a time
- Demo
- With a sample school, tailored to your questions