Quran Log is a digital progress tracker built for Quran teachers and their students. Teachers can log each session recording which verses were covered, how many mistakes were made, and how the student is improving over time. All of which is stored in the database, and accessible from any device.
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- Session logging — Record each student's memorization or reading session with verse ranges, mistakes, and a personal rating in under a minute
- Quran Electronic version — A full vertical page-like view of Quran verses after each new sesison to enable mistakes traking for a student
- Students dashboard — Manage an entire class from one dashboard, with each student's full history always a tap away
- Daily reports — See at a glance which students were seen today and what was covered, in both English and Arabic
- Multi-teacher support — Multiple teachers can share one family account, with an admin role for oversight and approvals
- Arabic-first design — Built with Arabic text, Arabic numerals, and Hijri date support so the interface feels natural for Quran study
- anayone can enjoy visiting this app wihout login required to see a glance of the user experience.
1.Create a teacher account — Create an account available in the side navigation menu, then wait for an administor to accept your requst. 2. Add your students — Create a student record by entering the student's name and grade. Or simply paste student names, one name per line through "Import students" button 3. Log each session — After a lesson, open the student's profile and record what was covered: the surah, verse range, any mistakes, and an overall rating. 4. Review progress — Check the daily report for a summary of today's sessions, or open any student's history to see how they have grown over time.
For teachers and and teaching teams — Quran Log was designed for anyone who teaches Quran, whether one-on-one at home or in a classroom setting. It replaces paper logs and gives teachers a clear record they can refer back to, share with parents, or use during student reviews.
Layan Alamry on Replit.