Memo's online courses: a student app on Android and iOS, plus a live admin platform that runs the courses, lessons, exams, unlock codes, and students. In the app, students learn cutting, colouring, fades, and beard work through step-by-step videos, with each lesson unlocking the next. Exams are either multiple choice, graded on the server, or practical with a photo reviewed by the admin, and finishing a course earns a certificate in the student's name with a verification code. Courses unlock with codes issued by the academy, each account is bound to one device so content isn't shared. From the platform, the academy publishes courses, uploads videos, generates codes, reviews photo exams, and follows students and their devices.
A catalogue of published courses showing which are unlocked, which are locked, and the student's progress in each.
Each course is split into lessons and exams, with a progress bar showing how much is done.
A video player that resumes from the exact moment the student stopped, saving their position while they watch.
Sequential learning: a locked lesson simply won't play, and the lock is checked on the server, not in the app.
Multiple-choice exams graded on the server with a set pass mark (60% by default), and the answer key never reaches the phone.
Practical exams: the student uploads a photo of their work, and the admin approves or rejects it from the review screen.
A gold-framed completion certificate with the student's name and a verification code, issued only once every lesson is done and every exam passed — plus a public verification page by code.
Courses unlock with a code from the academy that locks to the first account that uses it; one code can unlock a bundle of courses and can carry an expiry date.
On iPhone, the course is activated on the student's account directly by the academy instead of by code.
Each account is bound to one device; opening it on another device shows the student that the device isn't registered, and only the admin can release the binding.
Notifications to students when a new course or lesson is published.
The online courses platform is live and runs everything: courses, lessons, video upload and publishing, exams, unlock codes, students and their devices, photo-exam reviews, and certificates.
Email accounts with password recovery, plus the privacy, terms, support, and data-deletion pages the app stores require.
The app is published on Google Play and the App Store.
Fully Arabic, right to left, in a dark and gold theme taken from the Memo logo.
What you gain
A second revenue stream with no room and no trainer: recorded courses sell by code, reaching students beyond your branches with no cap on seats.
Your content stays protected: the code locks to the student's account after first use, and the account itself is bound to one device — so neither a code nor an account can circulate among ten people.
The exam gate before progressing ensures the student actually understood — your graduates leave with a real standard, which is what protects the academy's reputation.
Photo-based practical exams let you judge real work rather than memorisation, without the student coming to a branch.
Students resume from where they stopped at any time, and the progress bar pushes them to finish — higher completion rates and fewer complaints.
The certificate carries a verification code anyone can check — which gives an online course real weight with an employer.
Students learn about a new course the moment it's published through a notification, without relying on posts and groups.
The academy runs its online courses itself from the platform: publish a course, generate codes, follow students, release a device, and review exams — no developer needed.
