Empowering Students & Teachers Through Interactive Learning

Q1. Who is MyU for?
MyU is specifically built for students, teachers, school admins, and students’ parents; whole schools and single classrooms. It serves early childhood centers, K-12 schools, colleges, and training institutes that want one hub for learning and communication.

MyU is available worldwide. Right now, we onboard well over 1,000 institutions, and we are expanding across the GCC and other regions.

Yes. A teacher can download the app, create a teacher account, and start running classes right away.

MyU goes beyond communication; it’s designed only for education. It gives schools control over roles, classes, and permissions, and keeps student data in a managed space instead of personal chats. It also ties messaging to grades, timetables, reports, attendance, and class content.

It functions as a full learning management system with built-in messaging and reports. You can manage classes, share materials, post grades, track attendance, and talk to parents in one place.

Our system supports Pre-K, primary, middle school, high school, and higher education. It has features that suit play-based early childhood reports and detailed grading for senior classes and universities.

A single teacher can get started in minutes by creating an account and setting up classes. For school-wide rollouts, the exact timeline depends on the number of students, data migration, and training plan. You can contact the team to agree on a launch schedule.

Yes. The team can walk administrators and teachers through setup, best practices, and day-to-day use. Your school can request live sessions or on-premises training.

Absolutely. MyU can support structured onboarding and imports. The exact process depends on how your current data is stored. Your school can share a sample file or system details so the team can confirm the best approach.

Teachers can create accounts and run basic classes with no technical help. For larger deployments, an IT or admin contact is useful to manage integrations, data imports, and policies.

Teachers can post announcements, attach files, share videos or links, assign work, grade submissions, track attendance, and send private messages to students or parents. They can also assess student behavior and submit custom reports for a wide range of purposes.

Yes. MyU has an adaptive grading system where teachers set categories, adjust weights, and calculate final grades and GPA. They can see class-level and student-level grade reports.

Yes, students can view tasks, upload files, and send responses in the app. Teachers can review and grade work directly in the same space.

Yes. Teachers can take attendance inside the app, and the system compiles detailed attendance records and reports.

MyU supports tailored progress reports that reflect academic results and non-academic notes. Formats can match early childhood groups, primary classes, or higher education requirements.

Teachers can log daily routines, mood, meals, and similar details, then share them with families. The platform turns these logs into clear reports for parents and school leaders.

Yes. Communication stays inside MyU. Parents message teachers through the app, so no one needs to share private phone numbers.

Absolutely. Teachers can post documents, images, audio files, and videos. This lets them design learning experiences that fit different learning preferences.

Professors and teachers can share materials, start joint projects, and exchange ideas in shared spaces. This helps departments and faculties coordinate content and assessments.

The app supports instructor, student, management, and parent accounts. Each role sees tools that match its responsibilities.

Yes. A parent account can link to several children at the same school or at different schools that use MyU. Class updates appear in one consolidated timeline.

Students see upcoming tasks, exams, and events in one view. Notifications remind them about deadlines and new posts from teachers.

Administrators can view dashboards with attendance, grades, and engagement indicators. This helps them follow trends and support teachers and students.

MyU runs on iOS and Android phones, tablets, and on the web. It also supports modern Macs with Apple silicon and new Apple Vision devices.

Yes. MyU is accessible through a web browser, so teachers can prepare lessons and review reports on their computer and then continue on mobile. Data syncs automatically.

Core functions rely on an internet connection. On unstable networks, data sync may be slower, so schools in such areas usually plan light content, smaller file sizes, and clear policies for offline work.

The app currently supports English and Arabic. Schools in bilingual settings can run mixed-language classes with the same system.

MyU is built as a closed, school-focused environment. Messages and class content stay inside the system, and access is role-based. The company applies privacy controls that suit education use.