Aflajj is an Omani digital solutions company. We find the processes that slow organisations down, and replace them with clear systems built for Oman.
Platforms built for one sector, on subscription, and quick to start. The first is Madrasati, for private schools.
Web and mobile apps, portals and automations built around how an organisation works.
We connect the systems already in place, such as payments, WhatsApp, accounting and government portals, and advise on what to digitise first.
Our first product brings a school’s daily work into one system, in Arabic and English, built around Oman’s regulations for private schools.
A trip cannot close until the bus is confirmed empty, and parents are told when their child boards and arrives.
Parents are told about an absence the same morning.
Online payment and instalments. Only the fees the Ministry has approved.
Notices are translated automatically and sent by app or WhatsApp.
Enrolment, fees collected and attendance, on one screen.
Madrasati is live for private schools in Oman.
Visit MadrasatiEvery project follows the path water takes through a falaj, from source to field.
We meet the people who do the work, map the process, and measure what it costs today.
We design the simplest solution, in Arabic and English, and test it with real users before building.
We build in short cycles, start with a pilot, and bring in existing data from Excel or current systems on day one.
We train staff, support them locally in Arabic and English, and keep improving after launch.
For centuries, the aflaj have carried water across Oman with a simple, precise design. Gravity moves the water instead of pumps, and every farm receives its fair share, on time. Five of them are on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. We build software the same way: clear systems that reach the people who need them, fairly and on time.
We build for Oman first.
Right-to-left screens and documents, and messages in the languages families speak at home.
Built around Oman’s regulations from the start.
Hosted in Oman, with consent recorded as Oman’s Personal Data Protection Law requires.
Our products meet people on the channels they already use.
Data is imported from Excel on day one, with one training session and Arabic-speaking support in Muscat.
We start with education, then healthcare, food and hospitality, and other work where a process can be improved. This supports Oman Vision 2040 and the National Program for the Digital Economy.
Education
MadrasatiHealthcare
Food and hospitality
Other sectors
Email us about a process that is slowing your organisation down, or about Madrasati for your school.
Location
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman