Clasify

Clasify is white-label software for online academies that teach live: language schools, Quran academies, training centers, independent teachers and online tutors. It runs an academy's live classes, schedules, attendance, assignments, messaging and analytics in one system, on the academy's own domain and under its own brand. The homepage headline sums up the pitch: "Your students never see our name." The company's address is in Giza, Egypt, and the site's footer carries pages for Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

The reader here is an academy owner or teacher who runs recurring live classes, such as a weekly Tajweed group or an evening language course, and is tired of stitching together a video link, a calendar, an attendance spreadsheet and a chat group. Clasify replaces that stack with one product. The homepage names Quranona Academy, AAL Quran and Matqent Academy under the line "Used by academies that teach live, every week."

How an academy gets started

The site lays out four steps. First, create the academy: "Launch your branded portal in minutes. Upload your logo and set your brand colors." Second, add teachers and students, where "Each teacher gets their own login and sees only their own classes." Third, schedule meetings, either recurring classes or one-off sessions. Fourth, start live classes, opened in one click from the academy's own domain.

The FAQ says launching takes "Minutes, not months." The only step that depends on anything outside the platform is pointing the academy's own domain at Clasify: "a DNS record, which usually takes a few minutes and can take up to 24 hours." The homepage promises "one evening of setup" before "your first week runs itself."

Live classes and scheduling

Classes run in Clasify's own video room, which the site describes as "Live HD video and audio in a WebRTC room your teachers open in one click," with no app to install. Students join from a modern browser on a laptop or a phone, with nothing to download and no account to create on a separate video service. Before class, they wait in a branded lobby, which the site describes as "A custom waiting room experience that builds anticipation for your students."

Scheduling is built in. The site lists "Recurring and one-off class schedules, built in" and says double-booking "is refused rather than discovered later." Every class has its own room that is always ready to join, so nobody pastes links into a chat group each week. A blog post on the site gives an example of a recurring class, set once for Sundays and Tuesdays at 7pm over twelve weeks, with the sessions generating themselves.

For an academy moving off a general video-call tool, the FAQ says there is nothing to export: "you set up your academy, add your teachers, and your students simply get a new link on your own domain."

Attendance, students and teachers

Attendance is automatic. "Attendance records itself the moment a student joins," the homepage says, so there is no register to call and nothing to re-type into a spreadsheet. The blog post adds that excused absences are recorded but kept out of the attendance rate, so a student who was ill does not look disengaged.

Student and teacher records live in one directory that holds enrollments, history, ratings and progress. The homepage says every learner's enrollments, progress and contact details sit in that one directory, and the feature list names a Student CRM, lesson summaries and a teacher dashboard, which it calls "A cockpit for educators to manage everything." Assignments and messaging are part of every plan, alongside the classes themselves.

Analytics cover how the academy is running: attendance and completion rates, teacher and class performance, and "Weekly reports you can print."

Branding and domain

White-label is the core of the product. "White-label is the default here, not a premium upgrade," the FAQ says. An academy sets its logo, brand colors and background tint from one screen, "no code, no developer needed," and its logo, colors and name appear on the login screen, the lobby and the classroom. The blog post says a custom domain with managed SSL is standard.

The site is open about the one exception. Reminder and cancellation emails to students "are sent from a verified Clasify sending domain today, so only the technical sender address isn't yours yet. The subject, the content and your academy's name in that email are."

Data protection

The homepage section "Built to be trusted with student data" lists the safeguards: "Sensitive contact details are encrypted at rest, passwords are hashed with Argon2id, each academy is an isolated tenant, and audit logs trace every change. Two-factor auth is one toggle away." The blog post singles out parents' phone numbers as contact details that are encrypted rather than kept in a shared sheet.

Pricing

Clasify publishes its prices in Egyptian pounds and says "Every plan includes every feature. Tiers differ only by capacity." There is "No free tier." Each plan shows a previous price and a current monthly price:

• Starter, EGP 1,999 a month (previously EGP 2,999), "For individual teachers and small workshops getting started": up to 50 students, 10 teachers, 5 concurrent meetings, 400 meeting hours a month and 10 GB of storage.
• Basic, EGP 2,999 a month (previously EGP 4,999), for small academies: up to 100 students, 20 teachers, 10 concurrent meetings, 800 meeting hours a month and 20 GB.
• Growth, EGP 3,999 a month (previously EGP 7,999), for growing academies: up to 200 students, 40 teachers, 15 concurrent meetings, 1600 meeting hours a month and 40 GB.
• Business, EGP 4,999 a month (previously EGP 12,999), "Advanced infrastructure for professional schools": up to 500 students, 75 teachers, 25 concurrent meetings, 4000 meeting hours a month and 100 GB.

The site describes this as "One academy plan in EGP that scales with your roster." Academies that do not fit a tier can ask for a custom quote. The site's footer links to a refund policy, and the blog post's description lists built-in payments in EGP among the things the platform brings together.

Support and the company

Support comes from the team directly. The FAQ says a real person on the team answers, by email or WhatsApp, adds that the team would "rather have the awkward conversation before you subscribe than after," and says "Enterprise academies get a dedicated SLA on top." The company also sells web development, mobile app and custom software services, and publishes engineering notes on how it built Clasify. The site is in English, and the company's contact details list support in English and Arabic.

The homepage is frank about its stage: "Real customer stories will live here as academies launch."

Who it suits

Clasify suits an academy that teaches live, every week, to groups of students it knows by name: a Quran academy, a language school, a training center or a tutor growing into a small team. The capacity-based plans let a solo teacher start on Starter and move up without changing software, and every tier gets the same features, including the white-label domain. Owners who care most about looking like their own school, and about getting attendance and schedules off spreadsheets, get the clearest benefit.

It is built for live teaching rather than self-paced video courses, so a creator selling recorded courses on demand would find the product shaped around a different model. Prices are set in Egyptian pounds, which suits academies paying in that currency.