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Marif
The Afghan curriculum, in a student's pocket.
- Mobile app
- Offline-first sync
- Curriculum content pipeline
- AI tutor
Why it needed building
Learning should continue beyond the classroom, even without a reliable connection.
- The challenge
Shared textbooks
The book is not always there when it is needed.
With MarifA library in your pocket
Download curriculum textbooks and read offline.
- The challenge
Little room to practise
Few ways to check understanding at home.
With MarifPractice after every chapter
Answer questions and get immediate feedback.
- The challenge
Questions left waiting
Help often has to wait until the next class.
With MarifAn AI study companion
Ask questions grounded in the curriculum.
Inside Marif
Every textbook, always to hand
The full curriculum library, organised by year and subject, and readable offline once downloaded — the connection a student has at school is rarely the one they have at home.
A reader built for study, not for scrolling
Real pages with adjustable type, so the book works on a cheap phone screen as well as it does on paper.
A map of where you are
Each subject is laid out as a route through its chapters, so progress is visible and the next step is never a guess.
Practice that marks itself
Questions drawn from the chapter just read, answered and checked immediately rather than at the next class.
Someone to ask at 10pm
An AI tutor grounded in the curriculum the student is actually studying, for the questions that would otherwise wait until morning.
What shipped
- Shipped for mobile, in both a light and a classic reading theme.
- Content follows the official curriculum rather than a parallel syllabus.
- Built to stay useful on low-end devices and intermittent connections.