Product thinking
We learn the problem before we build for it — sitting with teachers, learners, and their materials until the product is obvious.
مُدَرِّس
Mudarris is Arabic for teacher.
We build software for learning,
and we build it to last.
An independent Australian studio. We design, engineer, and operate our own education products — beginning with Itqan, our Tajweed practice app.
What we do.
Four crafts, one pair of hands.
Interface design
Calm, legible interfaces that respect attention. Learning software should feel like a good desk, not a slot machine.
Engineering
Web, iOS, and Android, built by the same hands that designed them. Fewer layers, fewer excuses.
Applied AI
Used where it serves the teacher — drafting quizzes, reading worksheets — and kept out of the way everywhere else.
Our flagship
Itqan — Tajweed practice, every day.
Learners practise the rules of Qur’anic recitation with daily lessons and self-tests. Teachers and madrasas get AI-assisted quiz creation, worksheet photo capture, and grading that respects how they already work.
Web app live today; iOS & Android on the way.
How we build.
Principles, not a pipeline.
We use what we ship.
Our products are built alongside the people who rely on them, and we rely on them too. Nothing goes out that we wouldn’t practise with ourselves.
Small on purpose.
One studio, few products, no roadmap theatre. Staying small is what lets every detail get the attention it deserves.
Design and code, same hands.
There is no handover, so nothing is lost in one. The person who drew the screen is the person who builds and debugs it.
Launch is the beginning.
We operate what we build — support, iteration, and care, long after the release note. A teacher’s tools should be dependable for years.
No pipeline, no form — just a person on the other end.
Say hello.
If you use Itqan, teach with it, or just want to talk about software for learning — write to us. We read everything.
hello@mudarris.app