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MadrassaDesk

See the software before talking about it

A demo runs on your own cases, not on a slide deck: your levels, your subjects, your fee scale, the way you take attendance.

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At the office: one class timetable, generated for the whole school.
On a phone: the same timetable, on the move.
At the office: one class timetable, generated for the whole school. On a phone: the same timetable, on the move.

Real screens from the application, on a fictitious school’s data. Nothing is mocked up.

09:00 · The hour

One hour, in four parts

Your levels and subjects
We enter two or three of your real classes together, so that what you see is yours.
The start of the year
An admission taken from the family’s first call to an enrolled pupil, required documents included.
The timetable
A timetable generated in front of you, with an unavailable teacher and an absence, so you see what the software refuses.
The report
Entering marks, the checks before publication, and the PDF exactly as the family will receive it, in French and in Arabic.
11:00 · The demo instance

A named account, not a public login

The demo application is online. It runs on a fictitious school, “Groupe Scolaire Al Manar”, with pupils, marks, reports and payments invented for the purpose.

It is password protected. We publish no credentials on this page: access is requested and granted to a person, with a password to change on first sign-in.

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What the demo contains

  • Eight classes, from kindergarten to upper secondary.
  • Fictitious pupils and families, a full term of marks.
  • Published reports, in French and in Arabic.
  • A timetable generated for the whole school.
14:00 · Your data

Nothing real in the demo

No data from an existing school is in the demo instance, and none of your data will be entered there unless you decide so. When a school goes live, it starts on an empty database: no demo pupils to delete, no fictitious report left lying around.

Before a single real pupil is recorded, we put in place with the school what personal data protection requires in Morocco, including the CNDP declaration, as well as retention and family rights. That is a step of the project, not a box ticked afterwards.

What we do with the information you give us (fr)