Build good habits
Parents write the habits; the child marks them every day. Habits are the only way to earn the score — nothing else adds to it.
Parents write the list. Both sides mark every day. One honest score out of 100, every week.
Free while Wazna is new. New accounts are approved by hand, and a parent creates each child's login.
A better way to grow
Wazna is a shared system. Parents write the habits and conduct they expect, the child takes responsibility for the day, and both sides mark it — so the score is something the family built together, not something done to anyone.
Why Wazna?
Parents write the habits; the child marks them every day. Habits are the only way to earn the score — nothing else adds to it.
One fair Score out of 100, per week and per month: what was done, out of what was assessed. Why? is one tap away.
Both sides mark the same day, and each sees the other’s mark once both have answered. Structure, not surveillance.
No coins, levels or streaks. Rewards are real things the family agrees on, unlocked by the score.
How Wazna works
Habits to build and conduct to keep, each with a weight from 1 to 5.
School, home, the ordinary day. Nothing is logged and nothing is tracked.
Done, partly or not done — each side blind to the other until both have answered. An incident is recorded with a note.
Habits earn the Score; each incident costs Conduct points. Only what was assessed counts — an unmarked day is never a hidden zero.
Score, with Your self-check beneath it. A consequence is named before it happens, never sprung.
78 / 85 · 7 to go. Real family rewards, unlocked when the week closes at or above the line.
The product
One screen a teenager understands in a few seconds, and the same screen every day.
For families
Wazna gives a family a shared system for expectations, progress and rewards — without turning everyday life into surveillance. The child marks first and the parent cannot see it until they have marked too; a violation is a fact to talk about, not a verdict.
Built for ages 13 to 17.
What is entrusted, kept faithfully, and returned with increase.
وزنة — a talent, the unit of weight in the parable of the talents.
Matthew 25:14–30
Give your family a clearer way to grow together.
Parents sign in with an email and password. Children sign in with the username and 4-digit PIN their parent set.