Grounded in the real pages
The tutor answers from the page your child has open and shows which page the answer came from. It is not a general chatbot that happens to know some maths.
What your child can do
Organised by what actually happens during an evening of studying, rather than by what is technically interesting.
Everything here works from the book in your child’s hand.
Read the real book
The curriculum, page for page, in a form a phone can handle.
Every page of the printed textbook
Grades 1 to 12 of the Iraqi national curriculum. The same pages, in the same order, so what your child studies is what their teacher set.
Write on the page
Highlight, draw, and pin notes exactly where they belong — the way a child marks up a paper book. Their marks are theirs and stay on their account.
Works when the connection does not
Pages a child has opened stay available, and anything they write while offline is saved and syncs when the signal comes back. Built for real Iraqi mobile data.
Ask USTAD
A tutor that answers about the page in front of your child, not about the internet.
Questions about this page
Your child asks in Arabic and the answer comes from the page they have open, with a citation back to it so they can check.
Point at anything confusing
Drag a box around one exercise, a diagram, or a single line, and get that explained on its own — not the whole page.
It knows where they are struggling
USTAD adjusts how much detail to give based on how your child has actually been doing — quietly. It never tells a child they are behind.
Listen
For a child who reads slowly, or studies on the way to school.
The page, read aloud
The page’s own words, not a summary — so a child following with their finger stays on the same line as the voice.
A spoken chapter overview
A short explanation of what a chapter is about, for before starting or before a test.
Practise
Real questions, marked immediately, with the reason.
Questions from the curriculum
Multiple choice, true or false, and short answers — marked as soon as your child finishes, with an explanation of each one.
Past ministry papers, by year
Wazari papers organised by year, so a student preparing for exams practises on the real thing.
Lessons and progress
From their teacher, and for you.
Video lessons from teachers
Where a teacher has recorded a lesson for a chapter, it appears alongside the pages it belongs to.
Chapter by chapter
Which chapters are solid, which are coming along, and which need another look — based on questions your child has actually answered.
What makes it different
Arabic first, Kurdish too
Written in Arabic for Arabic-speaking children, with full Kurdish Sorani and English. Not an English app with the words swapped.
Works on a weak connection
Reading, notes and annotations keep working offline, and anything written while offline syncs later. Nothing is lost because the signal dropped.
No gamification
No points, no badges, no streaks, no leaderboards, and no notifications nagging a child to come back. Progress means what they actually got right.