Take notes, replay the lecture
In a Cornell notebook, then review with flashcards and mind maps.
Write. Draw. Sign.
An Arabic-first PDF editor, with workspaces for students, teachers, engineers, architects, designers and reviewers.
Eight workspaces, with the 85-tool toolbox in every one.
In a Cornell notebook, then review with flashcards and mind maps.
Ruler, compass and grading marks, plus a laser for presenting.
Calibrate the scale, take off lengths and areas, export quantities to Excel.
In pencil and watercolor, then add walls and hatching.
With smart guides and alignment, then export as PNG, SVG or PDF.
Stamps and revision clouds, then your handwriting or a digital certificate.
All eight workspaces in your iPad's browser, with a free account.
When you ask the AI assistant, it sends the document's text (or the file, if you choose) to Anthropic.
In the browser, files are uploaded encrypted to our server in France, and only your account can reach them.
On Windows, in Arabic and English.
With your certificate, plus signature verification.
Passwords, permissions and permanent removal of sensitive content.
Source code available under GNU AGPL-3.0.
Free. Choose your device.
Windows 10 or later, 64-bit.
Download installer Portable (no install) Microsoft StoreSmartScreen may flag an “unrecognized app”. Click More info, then Run anyway.
A lighter version for phones, without the workspaces. Installs from your browser.
Open the appInstalled on this device.
On Windows, read, search and print without an account. Everything else, and the browser, needs a free account.
Waraq is free and open source — License & source (Arabic)