Kiducate is a small independent studio. We build apps that handle one problem well and don't ask you to create an account to use them. Six apps so far — a Quran revision tracker for parents, an Arabic/English CV builder, a file-size compressor for visa and exam uploads, a passport/ID photo generator, a tracing tool for drawing on paper, and an app that teaches young children Arabic — each built around the same idea: get Arabic right, and respect the person using it.
We're not chasing an app-a-week roadmap. Each app starts from a real problem, most of them in Arabic-speaking life — revision at home, building a CV a machine can actually read, getting a file under a limit some portal enforces, producing a passport photo that actually meets spec, tracing a picture onto paper, or teaching a young child Arabic — and we build it properly before starting the next one.
A Quran revision tracker for parents — track memorization revision, spot weak pages, and keep every child on a clear revision plan.
An Arabic/English CV builder — ATS-friendly CVs with correctly shaped Arabic text and a selectable PDF text layer, not just something that looks right on screen.
Compresses photos to an exact KB size for visa applications, government portals, and exam upload forms — all on your device.
Generates UAE-standard ID and passport photos from your phone camera — correct dimensions, white background, and print-ready, including a 4×6 print sheet.
Turns your phone into a tracing tool. Prop it above your paper, pick a reference image, and draw what you see through the screen — it does not project onto the page.
Teaches Modern Standard Arabic to children aged 3 to 8 through games, letter films and stories — with no advertising, and a child's information kept with your family.
The six apps solve different problems, and they don't all handle your content identically — here's what's actually true of every one, verified against each app's own privacy policy.