The Moroccan learning platform for children
Learn today, build tomorrow
تعلّم اليوم، لنبني الغدApprendre aujourd'hui, bâtir demain
A Moroccan learning platform for ages 4 to 18. In Arabic, French and English, on the Moroccan national curriculum and Cambridge, with fifteen companions who never leave your child alone.
Beta opens 1 AugustFull launch on 1 September 2026.
Meet the family
Fifteen companions, each with their own voice and story. Your child never learns alone.
Malak Al-Ilm
The guide
The star who walks beside every step
Rashid
Mathematics
He sees patterns in everything
Noor
Arabic
She loves letters and how they sound
Sami
French
He moves between languages like play
Omar
English
He collects words from the whole world
Yasmi
Spanish & Andalusian Heritage
She dances to the rhythm of al-Andalus
Younes
Coding & AI
He builds things out of instructions
Badr
Astronomy
He knows every star by name
Fatima
Art
Nothing stays white around her
Najma
Geography
No road frightens her
Letika
The companion
The fennec fox, Najma's companion
Lina
Science & Nature
She listens to what grows
Zahra
Islamic Studies
A quiet heart and big questions
Argan
History
A tree that has seen it all
Jabir
Wisdom & Philosophy
He answers with a better question
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Thirteen gateways
Every subject has its own gateway and companion. Your child walks through whichever door they love, and finds lessons, stories, colouring and games inside.
Mathematics
Rashid
Arabic
Noor
French
Sami
English
Omar
Spanish & Andalusian Heritage
Yasmi
Coding & AI
Younes
Astronomy
Badr
Art
Fatima
Geography
Najma
Science & Nature
Lina
Islamic Studies
Zahra
History
Argan
Wisdom & Philosophy
Jabir
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A whole Morocco to explore
From the blue lanes of Chefchaouen to the stars over the Atlas — every lesson happens somewhere your child knows.
See the learning engine
A child sees an inviting lesson. A parent sees progress. A school sees the bigger picture.
Child lessons
Every question read aloud, with art, and one clear step at a time. It looks like something they want to open, not something they have been told to do.
Parent dashboard
What was practised, what landed, and what needs another turn — on one screen, with no jargon.
School dashboard
Classes, teachers and progress across a whole school — the same data, one level up.
Stories we illustrated ourselves
Over 1,300 stories, illustrated page by page, in Arabic, French and English. Reading that feels like a picture book, not homework.
The pyramids of Giza, at the hour the desert turns gold
Two children, and a lion of stone that has waited thousands of years
The lamp-lit moment the boy king's treasure was found
Cleopatra reading, in the great library of Alexandria
Petra, carved straight into the rose-red rock
Machu Picchu, a city the clouds keep for themselves
The Great Wall, running further than any child can imagine
The Taj Mahal, doubled in still water
A longship leaving harbour, straight into the sunrise
Volubilis, Roman stone standing in Moroccan olive groves
A crescent, a field of wheat, and a dream worth telling
A cat, a bowl of water, and a lesson about mercy
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Why Malak Al-Ilm
Four things we could not find anywhere else. So we built them.
Three languages, equal footing
Arabic, French and English side by side — no main language and no afterthought, no translation that arrives late. Your child learns in all three, the way they live in all three.
Made here, for us
Aligned to both the official Moroccan curriculum and Cambridge, with the names, places and stories your child recognises: Marrakech, Essaouira, Chefchaouen, the Atlas. Nothing translated in from far away.
Adapts to your child
An adaptive engine tracks every skill separately: it revisits what hasn't landed, moves faster through what has, and brings back review at the right moment. No two children take the same path.
100% safe, no ads
No advertising, no pop-ups, and no selling of data to anyone, ever. We operate under Morocco's Law 09-08 and CNDP rules.
How it works
Three steps, and about a minute.
Pick the grade and language
From preschool to the baccalaureate. You choose the language of learning, and your child gets their own world.
Walk through a gateway
Maths, Arabic, science, coding… every subject has a gateway, and a companion waiting at it.
Learn, play, progress
Exercises that adjust to their level, plus stories, colouring and games — and one simple weekly report for you.
Education shouldn't depend on what your parents can afford.
The best curricula in the world sit behind fees most Moroccan families can't reach. We didn't accept that.
Malak Al-Ilm brings the Moroccan national curriculum and Cambridge learning together — in Arabic, French and English — and puts it within reach of the children usually left outside: children in public schools, children whose families are stretched thin, children for whom nobody ever opened the door.
We do charge. Servers, voices and people cost money. But 200 dirhams a year is priced to keep the lights on, not to keep anyone out.
Every child deserves something good in their life. This is ours to give.
- 66,364exercises
- 13subjects
- 1,300+illustrated stories
- kindergarten to baccalaureate
- every question read aloud through Grade 8
- no ads, ever
What it costs
Two options, and both open the whole platform. Nothing is held back for a higher tier.
- Best value
Annual
200MADper year
About 16.67 MAD a month.
- Full access to the platform
- Moroccan and Cambridge learning tracks
- Languages, coding, stories and activities
- A parent view of your child's progress
Plus applicable tax.
Monthly
20MADper month
- Full access to the platform
- Moroccan and Cambridge learning tracks
- Languages, coding, stories and activities
- A parent view of your child's progress
- Learn at your own pace
- Move to the annual plan whenever you like
Plus applicable tax.
Subscriptions open on 1 August 2026.
Founding schools
We are opening the platform to a first group of schools. If yours would like to be one of them, talk to us.
A verified school presence
A page and a profile that show, plainly, that the school really is who it says it is.
A branded way in
Your own access path for pupils, teachers and families — carrying your school's name and colours.
Room for your own identity
Schools teach differently, and they should. There is room for what makes yours yours.
No school has signed yet — these frames are deliberately empty, and the places are open.
Made here. Made by our own hands.
We are not a big company, and we are not distant investors. We are four Moroccans — fathers and brothers — who built what we wished existed for our own children: learning in our language, on our curriculum, with our stories. Every drawing on this page and every exercise inside the app came out of one room in Casablanca.
- MuhammadFounder
- ZakariyaCo-founder
- IbrahimCo-founder
- SaadCo-founder
Angel Dev S.A.S. — Casablanca, Morocco
Frequently asked questions
When does the app launch?
The full launch is 1 September 2026. The beta opens before that — we will announce it here and on WhatsApp.
What ages is it for?
Roughly 4 to 18 — from preschool all the way to the baccalaureate, covering primary, collège and lycée. The content grows with your child, year by year.
Which curriculum does it follow?
The Moroccan national curriculum and Cambridge, side by side. On top of those come Spanish, coding, storytime and enrichment activities.
Which language will my child learn in?
Arabic, French or English — and they can switch at any moment. All three are complete, not surface translations of one another.
How much does it cost?
20 MAD a month, or 200 MAD a year — about 16.67 MAD a month. Plus applicable tax, and both give full access to the platform.
Is my child's data safe?
Yes. No advertising, no ad trackers, and no selling of data to anyone, ever. We operate under Morocco's Law 09-08 and CNDP rules, and we collect only what learning actually requires.
Can schools use it?
Yes — schools are very welcome. There is a dedicated dashboard for classes, teachers and progress tracking. Reach us on WhatsApp or at [email protected].
Can a school add its own curriculum?
It is something we are happy to discuss. A school can ask for an additional curriculum inside its own portal, visible only to that school's approved users, and depending on the scope it may carry an extra fee. Tell us what you need and we will talk it through — we are not putting a date on it yet.
I live outside Morocco — is this for my children?
Yes, and it is one of the reasons we built it. Diaspora children keep their Arabic, their darija and the Moroccan curriculum wherever they are, with the same stories that raised us.
The road begins with a star
Malak is waiting for your child. Beta on 1 August, full launch 1 September 2026.
Beta opens 1 AugustFull launch on 1 September 2026.