Your classroom data stays with you.

Where your records live

Muraqib is a program on your computer, not a website. Your classes, students, marks, attendance, notes and plans are kept in one database file in your user folder on that computer.

There is no Muraqib account to sign up for, and no copy of your class on our servers. The Help menu shows exactly which folder your records are in.

What leaves your computer

A check for updates

The app asks our release page whether a newer version exists. It sends no student data and nothing about you.

The Pro key check, only if you add Pro

The app sends the Pro key and a random ID made on your computer, so a key can't be shared across many laptops. Nothing else. If there is no internet, nothing changes.

That is all. Muraqib does not use analytics or tracking, and it cannot send your class anywhere: the app is built so its pages can only talk to your own computer.

Private by default

A new install shows every student as an anonymous code, such as ST-4X2K. Names appear only after you choose to show them and confirm a short warning. One click puts the codes back.

Reports and exports follow the same setting, so a file you share can carry codes instead of names.

Locked when you step away

A PIN of 6 to 12 digits opens the app. It locks itself when all its windows close, and after a quiet spell you choose: 5, 10 or 15 minutes. Too many wrong PINs lock it for a while.

The PIN can't be recovered, so write it down somewhere safe.

Copies, so nothing is lost

Muraqib copies your records each time it starts, keeps a daily copy for two weeks, and takes an extra safety copy before any change that could lose data.

You can back up at any time, save a copy to a USB stick, or export everything to one file to move to a new computer.

What we won't claim

No software is unbreakable, and we won't say otherwise. Keeping records on your computer means their safety also depends on that computer: its password, its updates and who uses it.