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The AI spine for GCC schools

Turn the data you already enter into the outputs your school needs.

We work from the exports your school system already produces — and turn them into the day your school actually runs: attendance, cover, admissions, reports to families, and the returns your ministry asks for.

Built inside a Muscat international school · KG–G12 · Cambridge & Omani Diploma

Why now

The bar just moved. By law.

Royal Decree 31/2023

97 articles that raise the bar for every private school.

Fee approval

Tuition changes need ministry sign-off.

Classification

Your reporting quality is now visible to the ministry.

0%

of a teacher’s week is actually spent teaching.

Your administrators lose about 20 hours a week to compliance alone.

The big idea

We sit on top of what you already run.

Tap a layer to see what it means.

One spine across the whole school.

Manhaji reads what your staff already record and holds it in one place — admin, classroom and reporting, joined up for the first time.

  • Attendance, roster, timetable and concerns in one view
  • We never write back into your systems, in either direction
  • Strictly downstream of you
With Manhaji
The same sources, feeding one spine.
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The health of your school, every morning.

Attendance week-on-week, your weakest section, chronic absentees and faculty load — on one screen, before your first meeting.

  • Attendance across every section, as the registers come in
  • Every teacher’s real load, and who is over capacity
  • Admissions and re-enrolment, end to end
  • What the ministry is expecting, and when
manhaji.app / your-school
The Manhaji owner dashboard: school health, at-risk students, teacher load and the compliance calendar.
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Your evenings back, in one click.

Generated from your own records — and every figure traces back to where it came from, so you can defend any number in an inspection.

Nothing is submitted automatically.

Manhaji assembles the return. Your registrar reviews it and files it — the school’s name stays on the submission, and so does the school’s judgement.

compliance calendar
Compliance calendar showing upcoming submissions over the next 60 days.
MoE inspection33d
First aid renewal21d
Fire safety drill10d
Illustrative, on synthetic data.
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Nothing gets lost again.

Every concern your staff raise lands in one place, with an owner and a status — while you can still act on it.

Raised by the form tutor. Owned by the Head of Secondary. Parent meeting booked.
Raised by the registrar. Owned by the Business Manager. Awaiting the family.
Raised by a subject teacher. Owned by the Head of Sixth Form. Resolved, monitoring.

Illustrative. Tap a row.

Retain one family, and it pays for the year.

600
4
staff hours returned per term
For teachers

When a teacher calls in sick.

Report it, the office approves, cover is assigned — and the substitute walks in holding a handover sheet drafted from the absent teacher’s own lesson records, with the source text shown beside it so it can be checked.

  • Absence → approve → assign cover, end to end
  • A handover sheet your substitute acknowledges before class
  • Attendance in one tap, from a phone, between lessons
  • Marks and behaviour notes recorded once, where you already are

If you teach, here’s the deal.

  • You never type anything twice.
  • Nothing goes to a parent without your sign-off.
  • We don’t rate teachers. Ever.
manhaji.app / class-hub
The teacher class hub: today's periods, grading queue, teaching load, class pulse and parent-comms drafts awaiting approval.
For parents

One clear report. Approved by a teacher.

Attendance, subject trends and a competency profile — assembled from the term’s real work, and released by the teacher who knows the child.

  1. Assembled from the term’s real work
  2. A teacher approves — edits, or holds it back
  3. Sent, and never before step 2

Nothing reaches a parent until a teacher has approved it.

In the family’s own language

Reports go out in English or Arabic — and a teacher reads the Arabic before any parent does, exactly as they read the English.

The same rule will apply to Arabic reports: a teacher reads the Arabic before any parent does.

monthly report
A monthly parent report: grades, trends, a competency profile and three concrete next actions.
For students

Where they are, and where it leads.

A pupil opens their own view: today’s schedule, what’s due, and — once marking exists — how they’re growing over time.

  • Their timetable, and what’s on next
  • Homework, and what’s still outstanding
  • How they’re growing across the year, subject by subject

Numbers a pupil can trust

Every figure a student sees about themselves traces back to a real record — their own attendance, their own marks. Nothing is estimated on their behalf.

No sales call required

Click through it yourself.

Two minutes through the real product, on a fictional school. Access is by code — we set each one up by hand, so requests take 24–48 hours.

  1. The principal’s morning screen
  2. A teacher takes attendance — and the office sees it
  3. The ministry return, generating
Your data

Keep your system. We’re strictly downstream.

We never write anything back into your systems — in either direction.

You send the exports you already produce. We do the mapping, and the setup.

  • Hosted in Mumbai, India.
  • Role-based access — teachers see their classes, parents their own children.
  • Never used to train AI models.
  • Every AI output is reviewed by a person before it leaves the school.
For your IT director
What we read: roster, timetable, sections and subjects from the spreadsheet export you supply, plus attendance entered by your own staff.

What we write back: nothing, ever.

Encryption at rest and in transit · who can see school data · retention and deletion · sub-processors · breach notification · export on request.

We’re early-stage and don’t yet hold formal certifications. We’ll answer any question your IT team has.

Our stage

Built inside a real school.

One school today — the one we’re building it with. We’d rather say that than pad a logo wall.

A paid, 30-day instrumented pilot.

  1. Baseline — what reporting costs you today
  2. Go live — 30 days on your real data
  3. Decide — on the evidence

What you’d be agreeing to

One term. No multi-year lock-in. Nothing to unwind — because nothing was migrated.

FAQ

The questions we actually get.

Do we have to replace our current system?
No. That’s the entire point.
How much does it cost?
Per student, per year, depending on modules. Ask on the call — it’s the first thing we’ll tell you.
How many schools use Manhaji?
Today, one — the school we’re building it with.
Who is accountable if a return is wrong?
You file it, not us. Nothing is submitted automatically, and we’ll walk any figure through with you.
How do you know the numbers are right?
Every figure on a regulator-facing document traces to one provenance record, so you can follow any number back to the rows behind it. And where the product has no data, it says so — it never fills a gap with something plausible. That rule is enforced by a test that runs on every build, not by good intentions.
Isn’t this just the AI our SIS already has?
That AI answers questions about its own data. It doesn’t produce your ministry’s returns. We read your exports; we don’t replace your system — and learning platforms own the classroom, we own how the school runs.
You’re early-stage. What if you fail?
Your data exports on request, there’s no lock-in, and nothing to unwind — because nothing was migrated.

Twenty minutes, and you’ll know.

No slides. We’ll look at your reporting calendar and tell you honestly whether we’re a fit yet.

No access code? Request access — four questions, and we’ll email you a code within 24–48 hours.