Timetable Software for Saudi & Gulf Schools
Sunday–Thursday weeks, blocked prayer and break slots, a native Arabic interface, and fair workload distribution — Haneen isn’t a translated global tool; it was built for this environment from the ground up.
Designed for the Gulf school environment
- • Sunday–Thursday or whichever working days your school runs
- • Prayer and break cells automatically blocked from generation
- • Up to 10 slots per day with custom bell timings
- • Period numbers count teaching slots only — matching official sheets
- • Built-in standby (intizar) and cover duty — absence logging with fair assignment
Why schools choose Haneen
- • The timetable balances every teacher’s quota — no burnout, no idle staff
- • Fully cloud-based — nothing to install, runs in the browser instantly
- • Teachers see their schedules via public links — no accounts needed
- • Your data is fully isolated — a separate tenant per school
Frequently asked questions
Does it support the Saudi school week (Sunday–Thursday)?
Yes — working days are fully configurable; most Saudi schools enable Sunday through Thursday and the grid renders exactly that.
How are prayer and break times handled?
Slots come in three types — teaching, break, and prayer. Prayer and break cells are permanently blocked from generation and print as their own rows.
Is the interface fully Arabic?
Yes — a native right-to-left Arabic interface across every screen, printout, and email, with a parallel English version one click away.
How much does it cost a school?
Annual activation is a single voucher covering the whole school — unlimited teachers and timetables. See the pricing page or contact us for details.
Try Haneen on a live demo school
Open your own private sandbox — fully populated and editable — and watch the timetable balance workloads itself.