SaaS · Curriculum companion for Lebanese families · Lebanon
NO-Homeschooling مش بس تعليم منزلي
SaaS companion for the Lebanese national curriculum — browse it, track it per child, ask an AI that only answers from it, find a vetted tutor.
For decision-makers
- The problem
- Lebanese parents and tutors had the national curriculum as a PDF and nothing to follow it with: no way to see what a child should learn this week, track it, get help on a specific lesson, or find a vetted tutor.
- What I built
- The full 2025–2026 curriculum — 16 grades, 14 subjects, about 4,800 lessons — imported into a database and served as an Arabic site anyone can browse. Parents and teachers add their children or tutees and mark progress lesson by lesson. An assistant answers questions in Arabic from the curriculum itself, with quotas per tier and a captcha for anonymous visitors, and can generate printable worksheets. Teachers publish tutor profiles that an admin verifies before listing. A curated resources catalog, blog and parents’ stories sit alongside, and an English admin manages it all — including an evals dashboard that scores the assistant with an LLM judge.
- Where it stands
- Live at no-homeschooling.com and already relied on: tens of parents have registered and are following their children's progress through the Lebanese curriculum, with tutors listing themselves and the assistant answering questions every day. For families who had only a PDF of the programme, it is the first tool built around it.