An AI tutor that asks instead of tells, plus money skills, wellbeing and a clear window for parents. One app, in Arabic and English.
It starts with one seed of curiosity.
Every learner arrives with different questions, a different pace and different dreams.
An AI tutor that asks before it tells.
Understanding grows when students think it through, so Amana guides with questions instead of handing over answers.
Money skills, wellbeing and faith grow alongside the grades.
Education, finance, family, wellbeing and chats, together in one safe place.
Every child, guided.
The AI learning companion for students, and a clear window for the parents who love them.
Every learner arrives with different questions, a different pace and different dreams. Amana AI guides with questions instead of answers, turns homework into quests and allowance into a lesson, and shows parents what matters without reading a single private message.
Amana AI is a learning and family app for students in Year 1 to 12 and their parents, built in Oman. Students learn with an AI tutor that guides instead of giving answers, practise money skills safely and look after their wellbeing and faith. Parents get a clear window into progress and safety, never a spy cam.
In short: Amana AI turns homework into quests, questions into understanding, and allowance into a lesson, then shows parents what matters without reading a single private message.
Chatbots hand over answers, so children copy instead of learn.
The AI Tutor asks guiding questions, builds fresh practice quizzes and coaches a student's own writing, so the thinking stays with the child.
Parents see grades late and feelings later, if at all.
The Family Hub shows progress and mastery, and flags a low-mood trend or a concerning chat pattern as a signal, never the private message.
Apps compete for attention and rarely build real skills.
Quests, a learning map of Oman, money practice, habits and reflection. Parents set limits and a curfew, and age guidance for popular apps is one tap away.
Five spaces, one account. Scroll sideways through the real app. Explore the student experience.
Asks before it tells, so understanding grows instead of shortcuts.
The AI Tutor answers a question with a guiding question and uses everyday examples from Oman. Students also get a fresh AI practice quiz on any topic, feedback on their own writing and help from classmates through peer tutoring.
Homework becomes a clear checklist.
A weekly calendar, assignments, live class quizzes, timed exams, a daily challenge, a word of the day and a review queue that brings tricky topics back.
A learning journey across Oman.
A real map unlocks one region for every school year, from Muscat to Nizwa to Jabal Akhdar. Every point of XP moves the journey forward.
Safe, simulated practice with money.
A wallet card, weekly allowance earned through chores, savings goals, a wishlist, borrowing practice, even a lemonade-stand pitch, with a Savings Coach to guide the habits. No real funds at risk.
The whole person, not just the grades.
Daily habits, a screen-free streak, eco-points, mood check-ins and a help-now button. For Muslim families: prayer times, Qibla compass, nearby mosques, a daily hadith, Quran reflection and dhikr.
Effort turns into XP, badges and treats.
Streaks, badges such as Kind Heart and Eco Champion, an AI Talent Map to discover strengths and a reward store parents control.
A real map unlocks one region for every school year, from Muscat to Nizwa to Jabal Akhdar. Every point of XP moves the journey forward.
See what matters, guide the money habits and set healthy boundaries. Explore the parent experience.
A parent signs up and sets the boundaries that suit the family: screen-time limit, curfew and sharing preferences.
Create a child account or share a link code. Children sign in with a simple username, and the whole family is linked from day one.
Children follow quests, ask the AI Tutor, practise money skills and check in on their wellbeing, while parents follow progress and safety signals.
Amana AI is designed around how children grow, not only what they score.
The tutor asks instead of tells, so children learn to wonder and work things out.
AI Tutor · Practice quizzesProgress is visible and earned: streaks, mastery, badges and a map that opens as they grow.
XP · Badges · Learning mapAllowance, saving, borrowing and pitching an idea, practised in a safe, simulated space.
Wallet · Savings CoachMood check-ins, healthy habits, prayer times and reflection woven into everyday life.
Wellbeing · Deen & ReflectionA class, a family and a country: shared goals, kudos, a friendly leaderboard and a map of Oman.
Family · Chats · MapTheir language, their pace, with the people who care close by. Full Arabic and English, dark mode, larger text and dyslexia-friendly spacing.
Accessibility by designEvery screen is the real Amana AI, with fictional demo accounts. The tour covers every student and parent feature, including accessibility.
The video has English narration and burned-in captions. A caption file is also available for assistive tools.
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Amana AI is a learning and family app for students in Year 1 to 12 and their parents. Students get an AI tutor that guides with questions instead of handing over answers, homework quests, a learning map of Oman, safe money-skills practice, wellbeing and faith tools. Parents get a family hub with progress, safety signals and spending controls. It works in Arabic and English, including a true right-to-left layout.
Students from Year 1 to Year 12 and the parents or guardians who support them. Schools can also run Amana AI with classes, assignments and live quizzes through a school plan. Parents set up the family account and link each child, so the whole family is connected from day one.
No. The AI Tutor is designed to guide: when a student asks a question, it usually answers with a better question, so they think the problem through. It also builds a fresh practice quiz on any topic, gives feedback on a student's own writing and uses everyday examples from Oman. Like any AI tool it can occasionally be wrong, so students are encouraged to check with a teacher or parent when something looks off.
Safety is built around signals, not surveillance. Parents get a flag when mood check-ins trend low or a chat shows concerning patterns, but never the private message itself. Location is only captured while the child has the app open and has granted permission, and never in the background. Sharing wellbeing trends with a school is off by default, and every account can be exported or deleted. Read the full list on the safety and privacy page.
Parents see their child's streak, XP and subject mastery, recent quiz results, attendance, merit points and teacher notes, plus a downloadable report card. They can set screen-time limits and a curfew, review age recommendations for popular apps, approve or decline money requests and pause the card. The Settings page lists exactly what Amana tracks.
No. The chat safety monitor flags concerning patterns by category only and never shows message content. Parents are told that something needs a conversation, not what was said.
Yes. The whole app works in Arabic and English with a full right-to-left layout, and you can switch language with one tap. It also includes a dark mode, extra-large text that scales the whole app, high contrast, reduced motion, dyslexia-friendly spacing and a read-aloud option.
No. Wallet, allowance, savings goals, borrowing practice and budget challenges are simulated and parent-supervised, so children practise money habits without real funds at risk. Amana AI is not a bank and does not hold money.
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