Built for ease and speed
Everyday tasks, almost effortless.
A teacher shouldn’t need to be technically confident to use Labbaik. A new volunteer can open a register, mark attendance and record progress without any training.
- No training needed
- Any phone, nothing to install
- One tap per student
Our benchmarks
The numbers we build to.
Every everyday screen is held to four benchmarks. If a common task can’t meet them, it isn’t finished.
- Under30sec
To complete a 15-student register
- Under45sec
To log Sabak, Sabak Para and Dhor
- With1hand
For common tasks on a phone
- With0extra steps
No unnecessary loading screens, scrolling or repeated data entry
Hifz logging
Sabak, Sabak Para and Dhor, in under 45 seconds.
- The portion, in lines or quarters
- Mistakes for each part
- The quality of each tajweed ruling, from Makharij to Sifaat
- A live juz map for asatidh, parents and admins
No training needed
A new volunteer, ready on day one.
The three things a teacher does every lesson, each built to be obvious the first time.
Open a register
On any phone, in the browser. Nothing to install and nothing to set up first.
Mark attendance
One tap per student. Parents are told automatically after class, so there's nothing to follow up.
Record progress
Log Sabak, Sabak Para and Dhor in one sitting, with mistakes and tajweed alongside.
How we keep it fast
Nothing between you and the class.
One hand, one phone
Common tasks are designed to be done one-handed, standing in front of a class.
No waiting
No unnecessary loading screens between a teacher and the register.
No hunting
No unnecessary scrolling to find the student or the button you need.
Enter it once
No repeated data entry. What's already been entered shouldn't need typing again.
Questions & answers
Speed, answered.
How long does it take to mark a register in Labbaik?
Our benchmark is a 15-student register in under 30 seconds. Teachers mark each student present or absent with one tap, and parents are notified automatically after class.
How long does Hifz logging take?
Our benchmark is under 45 seconds to log a student's Sabak, Sabak Para and Dhor, including the portion, mistakes and the quality of each tajweed ruling.
See Hifz tracking →Do teachers need training to use Labbaik?
No. A teacher shouldn't need to be technically confident to use Labbaik. A new volunteer can open a register, mark attendance and record progress without any training.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Labbaik runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop, with nothing to install, and common tasks are designed to be done one-handed on a phone.
More questions? See the full FAQ or get in touch.