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A friendly, chat-based learning companion designed specifically for Iraqi students. Powered by AI and a tailored curriculum, it offers personalized homework support, problem-solving, and quizzes - all in Arabic, Kurdish, and English.
Aligned with Iraqi curriculum
Private by design
Free to start
Mamopedia
Learning companion
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Grade 9 · Physics · Ch 3
Newton's second law: F = m · a. The force on an object equals its mass times its acceleration. Want a quick quiz?
Yes, one question please.
Key Features
Everything students need to learn smarter
Built for the Iraqi school curriculum, with a friendly chat interface and full support for Arabic, Kurdish, and English.
Personalized Quizzes
AI-generated quizzes that adapt to each student's level and track learning progress over time.
Multi-Language Support
Chat and learn naturally in Arabic, Kurdish, or English - whichever feels most comfortable.
Iraqi Curriculum
Every lesson and answer is aligned with the official Iraqi school curriculum.
How It Works
From question to confidence in three steps
No setup, no jargon. Just ask - Mamopedia walks you through the answer and helps you practice.
Ask in your language
Type or speak your question in Arabic, Kurdish, or English - whichever feels most natural.
Get a step-by-step answer
Mamopedia explains the reasoning at your level, using examples from your curriculum.
Practice with a quiz
A short adaptive quiz checks that the concept really clicked - and tracks your progress.
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Students helped (pilot program)
Figures reflect our current pilot program with partner schools in Erbil.
About Mamopedia
A learning companion made for Iraqi students
Mamopedia is a friendly, chat-based learning companion designed specifically for Iraqi students. Powered by AI and a tailored curriculum, it offers personalized homework support, problem-solving, and quizzes - all in Arabic, Kurdish, and English.
- Conversational, chat-based learning
- Aligned with the Iraqi school curriculum
- Arabic, Kurdish, and English support
About KeyU.Tech
Empowering students through AI
At KeyU.Tech, our mission is to empower students through AI-driven educational tools. Founded by a team of experts in machine learning and software development, we believe in making learning personal, accessible, and fun.
- Founded by machine learning experts
- Learning that is personal, accessible, and fun
- Built for the next generation of students
What students say
Real voices from our pilot program
A handful of early users share how Mamopedia fits into their study routine.
Mamopedia explained a physics problem in Kurdish when my textbook only had English. It finally clicked.
The adaptive quizzes keep my daughter engaged - and she can study without me hovering over every question.
Finally a tool that follows the Iraqi curriculum. My students stopped asking me to translate homework prompts.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the things parents and students ask us most.
Which subjects and grade levels does Mamopedia cover?
Mamopedia supports core subjects taught in Iraqi primary and secondary schools, including mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, Arabic, English, and social studies. Coverage expands continuously based on pilot feedback.
Which languages can my child use to ask questions?
Students can chat in Arabic, Kurdish (Sorani), or English. Mamopedia automatically detects the language of each question and responds in the same language.
Is Mamopedia free to use?
Yes. During our pilot program the core experience is free. We'll announce any paid plans well in advance and always keep a free tier available for students.
How do you protect student privacy and data?
We minimize what we collect and never sell student data. Conversations are used to improve learning recommendations and are protected with modern encryption. See our Privacy Policy for details.
What ages is Mamopedia designed for?
The experience is tuned for students roughly ages 10-18 and adapts its tone and difficulty based on the grade level you set. Younger children should use it with adult supervision.
Does it work offline?
Mamopedia currently needs an internet connection to generate personalized answers and quizzes. We're exploring a lightweight offline study pack for areas with limited connectivity.
Contact Us
We'd love to hear from you
Have questions or need support? Reach out to us anytime via the contact form - or use the details below.
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Address
Erbil, Iraq
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Phone
+964 750 740 6669 -
Email
info@keyu.tech