The local version is completely free for mosques and circles, and needs no subscription or internet connection in daily use.
The core package for the mosque computer. It includes the data server and the web admin dashboard, which run on the mosque network without internet.
The build for mosque computers or servers running Linux. Fast, and light on the machine's resources.
The app each teacher installs on their phone. It scans QR cards in seconds, and records live recitation and juz' exams. It shows on the phone as “Memorization” (“الدورة القرآنية” when the phone is in Arabic).
Want to check the version? Release notes and changelog on GitHub
Follow these simple steps to set up the mosque computer and the teachers' phones
Download the Windows or Linux package on the mosque computer, unzip the folder, then run start-quran-server.bat (or start-here.sh on Linux). The server starts and the admin screen opens in the browser.
From the admin dashboard in the browser, create the circles and add students, by hand or by importing an Excel or CSV file, then print their QR cards (10 cards per A4 sheet).
Install the Android app file on the teachers' phones, and make sure each phone and the mosque computer are on the same Wi-Fi network. Open the app and it finds the mosque server automatically. Then start scanning cards!
These are normal messages, shown because the files come from the GitHub releases page rather than an app store.
Windows may warn that the publisher is unknown, because the file comes from outside the Microsoft Store. Click “More info”, then “Run anyway”.
On first run it may ask whether to let the server access the network. Choose “Private networks” so the teacher's phone can reach the server.
This is normal, because the app doesn't come from Google Play. When the message appears, turn on “Allow from this source” for the browser or the Files app, then go back and install.
Open a terminal inside the unzipped folder and run: bash start-here.sh
The system works over the mosque's local Wi-Fi network (LAN)
