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Know who studied, who stopped, and why

A tick next to a student's name does not mean they studied. KHAT tells you they opened the lesson twice and stayed four minutes out of forty. And after an exam it tells you exactly which idea did not land — and whether the question itself was the problem.

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Ahmed Sayed · Grade 12Algebra · 12 lessons
Limits and continuity
Not opened yet
Rules of differentiation
Here now
Opened 2× · 4:12 of 38:00
Unit 1 exam
Done · 62%
Missed 3 questions
The derivative from first principles
Done
Watched 36:40 of 38:00
Introduction to calculus
Done
The path ascends — the student sees the distance covered above their head, and the next step directly in front of them.

Why KHAT

Four questions every teacher asks, and nothing answers

Not a feature list. These are the things that actually bother you while you work, and the platform was built around them.

“Did they actually study it?”

A student opens the video and puts the phone down, and it counts as watched. KHAT records how many times they opened it and how many minutes they stayed — the difference between someone who watched 36 minutes of 38, and someone who watched 4.

“They scored 62% — on what?”

A grade on its own says nothing. KHAT tells you which idea did not land, and which students missed it by name, so you re-teach the people who need it rather than the whole class.

“Or was the question itself wrong?”

Sometimes half the class misses a question you know you taught. KHAT looks at your strongest students: if they missed it too, the fault is in the question, not in them — and it says so plainly.

“Who started drifting without me noticing?”

Students do not leave suddenly — they stop opening things first. KHAT surfaces who has gone quiet in a list in front of you, so you can message them or alert a parent in one tap.

Exam diagnosis

An exam does not just hand out grades — it gets judged too

When a class misses a question there are three completely different reasons. What separates them is how your strongest students did on that same question, and KHAT makes that call automatically after every exam. Try it: pick a question below.

Unit 1 exam · Algebra 28 students sat it · average 62%

And it says “I can't tell” when it can't

If only five students sat a question, the platform says the sample is too small to judge instead of guessing. A verdict built on five answers is worse than no verdict.

Students by name

Every idea that did not land comes with the list of students who missed it, by name — so you can talk to them, not stare at a percentage.

And doubtful attempts are set aside

Before the class average is calculated, attempts that look wrong are excluded — so one student who cheated does not leave you thinking the class understood.

Revision plan

Once you know the problem, the revision paper writes itself

Most platforms stop at the report and leave you to it. KHAT carries on: it takes the diagnosis, builds a follow-up exam from it, and sends it only to the students who need it.

01

It gathers the questions that were missed

In their original order on the paper, so the student meets them the way they first saw them.

02

And refuses to re-ask a bad question

A question the diagnosis flagged as faulty is never repeated. The students did not fail it — it failed them, and re-asking it teaches the class that a wrong answer was right.

03

And leaves out whoever does not need it

A student who got all of it right learns nothing from the paper. Sending work that serves no purpose is the fastest way to teach your students to stop opening what you send.

What lands on your screen

3 questions worth re-asking · 11 students need them · 1 question removed as faulty” — and one tap sends the paper to exactly those 11.

Exam integrity

Eight signals that tell thinking apart from copying

Most platforms “stop cheating” by locking the screen and leaving it there. KHAT reads how the student actually worked and produces a 0–100 indicator of how likely it is that an attempt was not honest. Every signal is an observation, not an accusation — which is why it builds an indicator rather than flagging a student on one hit.

Left the app mid-examThe shape of going to look something up in a browser and coming back.
Answered faster than the question can be readThe answer landed before the text could physically have been read.
Fast and accurate at the same timeFast and wrong is guessing. Fast and right is the tell.
Every question took exactly the same timeThat is the rhythm of transcribing an answer key, not of thinking.
Finished early and parked the clockAnswered everything in minutes, then sat on a still screen until time ran out so the total would look normal.
Device clock movedThe phone's clock shifted against the server's during the exam.
The same attempt open in two placesOne attempt live on two devices at once.
A perfect paper with no hesitationNever went back to an answer, never changed their mind, not once.

Following students

The difference between “watched it” and “stayed four minutes”

For every student and every lesson, KHAT records three things: how many times they opened it, how many minutes they stayed, and when they last opened it. This is what everything else is built on — without it, any “analysis” is a guess.

What comes out of it

Who stopped. A student who has not opened anything in a while appears in a list in front of you rather than being forgotten.

Who is bluffing. Four minutes of a forty-minute video, and a tick next to their name on any other platform.

And who needs help. A student replaying the same lesson three times is not slacking — they do not understand it.

Lesson: Rules of differentiationVideo length 38:00
Menna Adel36:40 · once
Youssef Hassan41:10 · 3 times
Ahmed Sayed4:12 · twice
Sara MahmoudNever opened
Ahmed “completed” this lesson on any other platform. Here it is clear he opened it twice and stayed four minutes — and Youssef needs help, not a grade.

Protection

Your content is protected — and you know who went near it

Protection in KHAT has three layers: we prevent, we stamp the student's name over everything, and we log who tried. That third layer does not exist anywhere else in this market.

Nobody else has this

A log of who captured, when, and what

Every capture or screen recording the student's device reports is written down for you immediately — with the student's name, the lesson they had open, and the time.

Took a screenshotAhmed Sayed · Rules of differentiation
Started screen recordingAhmed Sayed · Unit 1 exam
Sent a file to another appAhmed Sayed · Revision notes

Three in a week from the same student is a conversation worth having — before your notes turn up in a WhatsApp group.

Their name and number over everything

Tiled across video and notes, and it survives re-photography and heavy compression. Any frame that leaves your platform names whoever took it.

And real blocking of copy and download

Screen capture blocked, copying and downloading locked, notes protected from saving — and video plays inside your platform without the student ever reaching its link.

You hold the key

Protection switches on and off in your settings, per content type. Nothing is forced on you.

Guided tour

You will not have to remember how anything works

The single biggest reason people abandon a platform is not finding what they need. So KHAT keeps a guided tour permanently in Settings — not only on first run. Open it any time and get where you are going in seconds.

For you

6 chapters across the whole platform

Getting started and your numbers · building courses and lessons · exams and marking · students, groups and attendance · packages and collecting money · reports and announcements.

And every step takes you to the actual screen and points at the exact control you are looking for — it does not explain in words and leave you to it.

And for students

5 chapters in their own language

The path and what is next · lessons and progress · exams and certificates · packages, paying and uploading a receipt · account, language and settings.

So they will not call you to ask “where do I pay” or “where is the exam” — the tour answers them.

47 steps across 11 chapters, in Arabic and English, and you can close it and bring it back any time from Settings — nobody has to finish it in one sitting.

Details that matter

Small things that save you time every day

A platform you use every day has to work the way you think. These are things we built so you can stay on your work instead of fighting the software.

Search

Type “ahmed”, find “Aḥmad”

Every real Arabic roster contains أحمد and احمد, فاطمة and فاطمه, مصطفى and مصطفي — each written by whoever filled in the form. Ordinary search fails at this and leaves you blaming yourself.

KHAT's search treats all of those as one, strips diacritics and stretch characters, and finds “محمد علي” inside “محمد أحمد علي”. Type 010 and it finds ٠١٠, and the other way round.

Numbers

Every chart can be read as a table

Charts are good for a glance, but when you need to put a number in a report or send it to someone, you need the number itself, not its shape.

Every chart in KHAT has a table view with the values written out — the same data, stated. No hovering over a bar to find out what it is.

Language

Arabic and English, all the way through

The whole platform is translated, not just the buttons. A student picks their language in Settings and everything follows, including reports and certificates.

Payments

Your own payment channels

You register your own details — Vodafone Cash, InstaPay, Orange Cash, bank transfer — with the name, the number and any note for the student. Switch any of them on or off whenever you like.

Students see your channels at checkout, transfer, and upload the receipt — and you review and approve.

Everything

And here is the rest of the platform, in full

The sections above are what sets KHAT apart. This is the complete list of what is built and working today. rare means fewer than 12% of the Egyptian platforms we surveyed offer it.

TeachingTEACHING
  • Stages and curricula with ordered lessons
  • Video lessons with attached files and notes
  • Auto-marked exams, graded the moment a student submits
  • 7 question types — single choice, true/false, multi-select, written, numeric, ordering, matching
  • Written answers graded against a list of accepted answers
  • Full exam settings — time, attempts, shuffling, per-question marks
  • Assignments with submission and marking
  • An extra attempt for one student, with a record of who allowed it and why rare
  • Comments and discussion under a lesson
InsightINSIGHT
  • Watch time and open count per lesson rare
  • Exam diagnosis with a verdict on every question rare
  • A revision paper that builds itself rare
  • Exam integrity — 8 signals and an indicator rare
  • Students who have gone quiet, surfaced rare
  • Conditional reports — “everyone below 50%”, “absence above 30%”
  • Per-student PDF report with attendance, grades and payments
  • Reports designed for print, with headline figures above the table
  • A page per student with their progress, grades and attendance
  • Dashboards over 7, 30, 90 days and 12 months
  • Comparison against the previous period — up or down, and by how much
OperationsOPERATIONS
  • Groups and student management
  • Attendance, taken quickly for a whole group
  • Collecting money and tracking who has paid
  • Payment receipt review — the student uploads, you approve
  • Monthly financial reports
  • Closing the month and freezing its figures rare
  • Content aimed at a group or named students
  • Platform owner dashboard with aggregate figures
RevenueREVENUE
  • Monthly student subscriptions
  • Packages with a price and a window — a final-revision bundle sold on its own rare
  • Free packages for a trial or to attract students
  • Your own payment channels — Vodafone Cash, InstaPay, Orange Cash, bank transfer
  • A checkout screen where the student uploads their receipt
  • Open content for a student manually, with no online payment
  • Access with an expiry date per package
  • 0% commission on every pound you collect
Students & parentsSTUDENT & PARENT
  • An ascending path showing the student where they are and what is next
  • On-screen announcements — to everyone, a stage, or one student rare
  • Notifications for new lessons, exams and assignments
  • A parent report over WhatsApp in one tap, with ready-written messages rare
  • Certificates issued automatically when a student passes your threshold rare
  • A serial number on every certificate, so it can be checked later
  • A progress page for the student with grades and attendance
  • A guided tour for students inside the app
ProtectionPROTECTION
  • A log of capture attempts with student, lesson and time rare
  • Their name and number tiled over the content rare
  • Screen capture blocked wherever the operating system allows
  • Copy and download blocked on protected material
  • Files leaving to other apps are logged
  • Audience control per lesson — everyone, a group, or named students
  • Protection in your hands — switch it on and off yourself
Your nameBRAND
  • Your logo and your name on the platform and on every report and certificate
  • A short invite link and a join code for students
  • Arabic and English throughout — the student picks
  • Search that understands Arabic spelling — “احمد” finds “أحمد” rare
  • Sign-up and password reset students handle themselves
  • Runs on phones and computers in the browser, nothing to install
  • Android and iPhone apps — coming soon

Always growing

KHAT does not stop at a version — there are additions every three months

We do not hand you a product and disappear. Roughly every three months there is an update cycle adding new capabilities built on how teachers actually work — what takes too long, what is missing, what is painful.

And this is what we need from you

There is a feedback screen inside the platform — use it

Inside KHAT there is a screen for sending us your notes and your rating any time: something missing, something confusing, an idea, or a complaint. It reaches us immediately and all of it gets read.

And this is not a formality. What teachers send us is the main reference for how we order the development roadmap — what comes up most often gets built first.

Send us your notes regularly, not only when something goes wrong. The platform you use a year from now will be built on what you and your colleagues said.

Students send feedback too

The same screen exists for students, and it reaches us in a separate inbox. A student's problem — a video that will not open, a payment that will not go through — is a different thing from a teacher's request, and we handle each on its own.

And the mobile apps are coming

Today the platform runs in the browser on phones and computers with nothing to install. Android and iPhone apps are coming soon — and they will be available to every subscriber at no difference in price.

And every update reaches you

Nothing changes without you knowing. New additions are explained inside the platform, and the guided tour updates along with them.

Plans

Three plans, and the difference is what changes in your work

Not just student counts. The difference between a teacher who sees, a teacher who understands, and a teacher the platform works for. Prices are published and fixed — no expiring offers and no setup fees.

Seesيشوف
1,520EGP/mo
With a season commitment · instead of 1,900
13 students cover the subscription

Stop asking “did you study?” and know the answer before you ask.

  • Watch time and open count per student
  • Packages with a price and a window — sold on their own
  • Announcements to everyone or to one student
  • Auto-marked exams and 7 question types
  • Groups, attendance and collecting money
  • Protection and the student's name over content
  • Your logo and name on the platform and every report
Up to 400 students
Start 7 days free
Understandsيفهم · most chosen
3,120EGP/mo
With a season commitment · instead of 3,900
26 students cover the subscription

Your exams tell you what is not landing, who by name, and whether the question was the problem.

  • Exam diagnosis with a verdict on every question
  • Exam integrity — 8 signals and an indicator
  • Conditional reports — “everyone below 50%” in one tap
  • Parent reports over WhatsApp with ready-written messages
  • Students who have gone quiet, surfaced
  • Everything in Sees
Up to 1,200 students
Start 7 days free
Actsيتصرّف
5,520EGP/mo
With a season commitment · instead of 6,900
46 students cover the subscription

The platform prepares and acts, and you review and approve.

  • The revision paper builds itself and goes only to those who need it
  • Certificates issue automatically when a student passes your threshold, with a serial
  • Close the month and freeze its financial figures
  • Unlimited students — and the price stays put
  • Everything in Understands
Unlimited students · fixed price
Start 7 days free
Institution — for centres and academies

More than one teacher under one roof, branches, financial and attendance reporting rolled up across the institution, and an account manager who works with you. We put the quote together around your size and how many teachers you have.

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What each plan includes

Feature comparison across the Sees, Understands and Acts plans
FeatureSeesUnderstandsActs
Students4001,200Unlimited
Lessons and auto-marked exams
Watch time and open count
Packages with a price and a window
On-screen announcements
Attendance, collection and financial reports
Protection, watermark and capture log
Guided tour
Exam diagnosis
Exam integrity
Conditional and parent reports
Students who have gone quiet
Automatic revision paper
Automatic certificates
Closing the month
Every plan: 0% commission · local payment channels · 7-day trial · no setup fee · and the same support for every subscriber, without exception.

The school season

Your subscription pauses over the summer. We do not charge for two months you are not working

Every platform bills twelve months, and you know July and August are dead. We bill ten months at the price of eight — September through June. Payment stays monthly at the reduced rate, so there is no large amount to find up front.

Sep09
Oct10
Nov11
Dec12
Jan01
Feb02
Mar03
Apr04
May05
Jun06
Jul
Aug

Summer, unbilled

Your account, content and students stay exactly as they are, with billing paused. You come back in September and find everything in place.

And you save 20%

The commitment is what earns the discount — not paying up front. Payment stays monthly.

Or monthly, no commitment

If you teach through the summer too, take the monthly plan and run the whole year. Your call.

Get started

Seven full days, every feature, no card

Not a cut-down version and not a “limited trial”. It includes everything in the Understands plan — diagnosis, integrity and reports — so you can judge what actually sets us apart rather than what everyone has.

Day 1

Your platform is up in 10 minutes

Upload your logo, write your name, add one stage and your first lesson. The guided tour walks you through it on screen.

Days 2–3

Put up your first exam

Write your questions in any of the seven types, and send the invite link to a small group of your students to try it.

Days 4–7

See the diagnosis on your own students

This is the part that matters. The first real exam with 10 or more students will tell you things about your own paper you did not know.

And after the seven days?

We send you a reminder two days before it ends. If you do not continue, your account is not deleted — it simply closes, and all your data stays available for 60 days for you to come back to.

No card up front, and no automatic charge. We do not start billing you until you say so.

Live demo

Sit in the teacher's seat — no sign-up, no password

Not a video and not screenshots. A working platform seen through a maths teacher with 214 students: a marked exam with its diagnosis ready, integrity indicators, the capture log, and collections. Open it and walk around.

No credentials needed

The full teacher dashboard

Open the class diagnosis and watch the platform tell you which question is at fault, which idea did not land, and who missed it by name. And try searching “ahmed” in Arabic and see it find “أحمد”.

Open the demo

Every figure in it is invented

The demo is a standalone preview — not wired to any account or any real data, and nothing you do in it affects anything. When you start your trial you work with your own students and your own data.

Questions people ask

What you need to know before you start

Where are my videos stored?

You upload to your own YouTube channel as an unlisted video — it never appears in search or on your channel, and nobody reaches it except from inside your platform. You own the channel and the content.

KHAT plays the video inside the app itself, stamps the student's name and number over it, and blocks capture and download. Students never see YouTube, ads or suggested videos — they see your platform and nothing else.

And there is a step coming: uploading directly to our own servers, with no YouTube at all. When it lands, nothing about the content you already have will change.

How is my content protected?

Three layers. Prevention: screen capture, copy and download are blocked wherever the operating system allows it, and video plays inside your platform without exposing its link.

Attribution: the student's name and number are tiled over the content and survive re-photography and compression, so any leaked frame names whoever leaked it.

And the log: every capture or screen recording the device reports is written down for you with the student's name, the lesson and the time — so you can act early with a student who keeps doing it. Nothing else in this market has that.

How do students pay?

Students transfer to you the way they already do — Vodafone Cash, InstaPay, Fawry, Orange Cash, bank transfer, or cash at the centre — and upload the receipt inside the platform. You review the request and approve it in one tap, and the content opens immediately.

And for a student with no electronic payment method at all, you can open the content for them yourself.

Do you take a cut of my revenue?

Zero. Every pound you collect from students goes to you in full — we are never party to the money; students transfer to you directly. Your monthly subscription is our only revenue from you.

Which is why the Acts plan carries unlimited students: you grow and the bill does not move.

Can I move content from another platform?

Lessons link to video URLs, so moving them is quick, and your student roster uploads in one go. We help you migrate during your first week as part of the subscription, not as a paid service — message us and we will walk it with you.

Can I send a lesson or exam to specific students only?

Yes. Every lesson and exam can be aimed at exactly who should see it — a whole group, or students you pick by name. Useful for make-up exams, catch-up revision, or material for a top set.

And if you add a student to a group later, they receive everything that group can reach, with no need to go back and edit each item.

How many students does the diagnosis need?

It starts producing a result you can act on at around 10 students per exam. Below that the platform tells you plainly that the sample is too small rather than guessing. That is deliberate: a verdict built on five answers can send you in the wrong direction.

What if I cancel?

A monthly subscription cancels at any time and keeps running to the end of the month you paid for. A season subscription runs to the end of the season you committed to.

Either way your data stays available for 60 days after cancellation. No cancellation penalty, no hidden fees, and no renewal behind your back.

Is there a mobile app?

Today KHAT runs in the browser on phones and computers, and students open it from a link with nothing to install — which makes their first step much easier.

And Android and iPhone apps are coming soon. When they land they will be available to every subscriber at no extra cost.

Does the platform keep improving?

Roughly every three months there is an update cycle adding new capabilities. What gets built first is decided by teachers' own feedback.

That is why there is a feedback screen inside the platform — send us any note, idea or problem, any time. What several teachers repeat becomes a priority in the next update.

Do I need technical skills?

No. If you can use WhatsApp and upload a video to YouTube, you can run KHAT. And there is a guided tour permanently in Settings that walks you through every screen and points at the exact control you are looking for — not only on first use.

And if you get stuck anywhere, message us and we will do it with you.

When does support reply?

9am to 5pm, Saturday to Thursday, on WhatsApp and by email. There is also a support screen inside the platform where you can send a complaint or a suggestion.

And the same support goes to every subscriber — nobody waits longer because their plan costs less.

Talk to us

If something is unclear, or something is broken — get in touch

You do not need to sign up or start a trial to ask. If what you are looking for is not on this page, or you have an unusual case, or something is stuck — we are here.

Questions before you try

Before subscribing

We will answer anything about the platform and the plans, and if you like we will run a live walkthrough on your screen — we take you through it and answer your questions while you watch.

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Something is broken

For subscribers and triallists

If something is not working — a video will not open, an exam will not mark, a student cannot sign in — send us a screenshot on WhatsApp and we will look at it straight away.

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Centre or academy

More than one teacher

If you are a team or you have branches, we put together a quote around how many teachers and students you have and what you actually need — not an off-the-shelf plan.

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How to reach us

WhatsApp and email — we reply 9am to 5pm, Saturday to Thursday. If you write outside those hours, we answer as soon as we open.

The first exam you put up will tell you something about your own paper you did not know

Seven full days, every feature, no card. And if you would rather look first — the demo is open.