I

Established 2024

Software that finally
understands how a
madrasa is actually run.

Admissions, attendance, examinations, fees, certificates and identity — one considered product, shaped alongside the teachers and principals who actually run the institution.

II — The product

An admin cockpit, not a form of paperwork.

MadrasaOne administrator dashboard showing class-wise verification and application queue
Administrator · Dashboard · MadrasaOne v1.4.0

Most tools handed to madrasas are generic school ERPs bent sideways. We started by sitting with principals in Kerala and Karnataka, watching the actual rhythm of admissions, attendance, examinations and identity — and built a single quiet product around what they already do well.

Not an ERP

Every table, every screen and every default is shaped to the way a madrasa is run — from Ustadh's attendance register to the principal's evening report.

One product, one record

Admissions flow into class lists, into attendance, into examinations, into fees, into the ID card. No re-entry, no reconciliation, no spreadsheet exports.

IV

In use

For the first time, our office isn’t chasing paper the week before results. Attendance is closed by nine, the principal sees the day by five, and the parents know before we do.
Moulavi Abdul KareemPrincipal, Al-Madrasathul NooraniyyaJokatte, Mangalore
V — Workflow

How an ID moves through MadrasaOne.

A single path from apply to hand-over. Every step has an owner, and every action leaves a signed trace.

  1. 01

    Family applies

    A parent opens the apply link on a phone. Five short steps: student, family, identification, photo, payment. The photo is face-detected and manually croppable.

  2. 02

    Teacher verifies

    The class teacher sees a queue of applications for their class only. They confirm the details against the register, correct spellings and approve.

  3. 03

    Principal approves

    Once a class is fully verified, the administrator sees the count, opens the printing queue and releases the batch — with a signed audit trail.

  4. 04

    We print & deliver

    Cards go to a professional printer, laminated, threaded with a lanyard, packed by class and shipped to the institution's door.

  5. 05

    QR verified for life

    Every card carries a QR that resolves to a signed institution page. Lost cards can be reprinted from the record — never re-typed.

Teacher portal home on mobile — Today's focus with pending student approvals
VI — The teacher

Built to be opened in the yard, not the office.

The teacher opens the app between prayers, on a phone she already owns. The home screen tells her exactly what needs her attention today — and nothing else. Attendance is three taps. Approvals are one.

20 sec
To mark a full class
44 px
Every touch target
0
Manuals required
Offline
Works on the yard
VII — Identity

The card the institution hands the student.

Class-verified data, a QR that resolves to a signed institution page, premium print with lamination and a lanyard — delivered to the door.

MadrasaOne CR-80 ID card — front and back, showing name, class, DOB, QR code and signature
CR-80 · 86 × 54 mm · landscape · front & back
VIII — The family

A form that respects the family.

Five short steps, autosaved, in the parent’s language. Trackable by a short application code — no account required. Teachers see a queue; families see a receipt.

Student application flow — step 1 of 4, name, class and date of birth
IX — In numbersQ3 2026
120+
Institutions live
18,412
Students on record
94%
Cards verified in class
99.98%
Uptime · trailing 90 d
X — Security & privacy

Student data is
treated the way you’d
want your own to be.

Data isolation
Every record is scoped to the institution that owns it at the database layer. No shared tables, no cross-tenant reads.
Signed audit trail
Approvals, edits and prints are stored with the identity of the acting user and an immutable timestamp.
Verified identities
Photos pass through automatic face detection before entering the print queue. Manual crop is always available.
Encryption in transit and at rest
TLS 1.3 end-to-end and AES-256 at rest across all Postgres storage.
Backups & recovery
Point-in-time recovery for the last 30 days. Institution-scoped restore on request.
Data export
One-click CSV export from every table. Signed PDFs for every ID card issued. Data belongs to the institution.
XI — Questions

Things principals ask us first.

  • No. The Teacher Portal is designed to be usable on the first attempt, on any phone, without a manual. We onboard your first class together over a short call.

  • Yes. Every record is scoped by institution at the database layer, with row-level security policies. No shared tables, no cross-tenant reads. Backups are per-institution.

  • The first two student ID cards are free, always. After that, ₹100 per printed card — includes design, printing, lamination and delivery. Other modules are priced per active student per term.

  • Anytime. Every table has a one-click CSV export, and the ID card print history exports as signed PDFs. Data belongs to the institution.

  • No. Parents track applications and download the receipt via a short application code. We don't build parent surveillance features.

XII

Bring your madrasa into one calm system.