Why it exists

The tools that existed were built for small children: stars, stickers, cartoon animals. Nothing treated a teenager as someone who could be told the truth about his own week, in a number he could check himself.

Who makes it

Wazna is made and operated by Clear Systems, a small software company in Hurghada, Egypt. It is written in Arabic and English from the first line, not translated afterwards.

New accounts are approved by hand. We would rather grow slowly and know that the families using Wazna are being served properly.

What we promise

• We cannot read your family's day. The operator can approve, suspend or delete a household and reset a parent's password. It cannot read any household's children, marks, notes or scores — a restriction built into the system's permissions, not a promise about behaviour.

• No advertising, and no selling of data. We never sell or share your data, and there is no advertising in Wazna.

• If you leave, your records go. Ask us to delete your household and we remove it from the app immediately and delete the underlying records within 30 days.

Each of those is the privacy policy's own wording. If the two ever disagree, the policy is the one that counts.