These are the rules for using this site: what you can expect from us, and what we expect from you. Registering an account, or buying a course, means you accept them.
The site is run by Mahmoud Sharaf, teaching Programming and AI to Baccalaureate students in Egypt. Where this page says "we", that's who it means; "you" is whoever is using the site.
The short version
- Your account is yours alone. Don't share it, and don't let anyone else sign in on it.
- The lessons are ours. Watch them, learn from them — don't record them, copy them or pass them on.
- You can watch on two devices at once. Opening a third ends the oldest.
- Pay for a month or a term and access opens straight away. Money back under the refund policy.
- Break these rules badly and we can close your account, with no refund.
Who can use the site
Anyone can read the public pages. To enrol you need an account, and for that you need a working mobile number and a Telegram account — Telegram is how we send you everything.
Most of our students are 15 to 18, and we know it. If you're under 18, use the site with your parent's or guardian's knowledge. We ask for a parent's number when you register, and that's who we'd call if we ever needed an adult. If you're a parent and you'd rather your child didn't have an account here, write to us and we'll close it.
Your account
- One account per person, registered with your own real name and your own mobile number. That number is also how you sign in.
- Keep it to yourself. The password is yours and so is the account — if you share it, whatever happens on it is still yours to answer for.
- Tell us if something looks wrong. If you think somebody else has got into your account, change your password and write to us. You can switch on two-factor authentication in your profile, and we'd recommend it.
- The parent's number you give us belongs to a real person. Ask them before you type it in.
Watching the lessons
Buying a course gives you a personal licence to watch its lessons inside your account. That is all it gives you.
You can watch as often as you like while your access lasts, on two devices at a time, and use the materials for your own study.
You can't record, download, screen-capture, re-upload or pass on a lesson; sell, lend or rent your access; or use what's in the courses to teach other people commercially.
We're firm about this, because these lessons are the work everything else here is built on. The player carries a faint watermark showing your account number, and it watches for the signs that lessons are being copied — the privacy policy sets out exactly what it looks at. If we find our lessons circulating, we'll close the account they came from without a refund, and we may take it further.
Watching from two places at once is fine. Opening a third ends the oldest session: that's the limit working as intended, not a fault.
Buying and access
Prices are shown on each course and bundle page in Egyptian pounds, and that's what you pay — nothing is added at checkout. Prices can change, but never for something you've already bought.
You can buy a single month of a course, or a term bundle covering several months for less than those months cost separately. Access opens as soon as the payment succeeds, and covers the content you bought.
Getting your money back has its own page: the refund policy.
What we'll do, and what we won't promise
We'll teach the material, keep the lessons available, and answer you when you write.
We won't promise you a grade. Whether these courses lift your marks depends on you, and nobody can guarantee an exam result — anyone who does is selling something.
We aim to keep the site running, but no site is up every minute of the year. Maintenance happens and things sometimes break. If something on our side keeps you from what you paid for and we can't put it right, that's a refund — see the refund policy.
Courses change as we teach them: we add lessons, replace ones that turn out to be unclear, and reorder things. If we ever drop a whole part of a course you've paid for, tell us and we'll make it right.
Quizzes and progress
Your scores, your progress and the answers you picked are recorded, so the site can show you where you are and so we can teach better. They're yours to see in your account. Don't try to game the quizzes — they exist to tell you what you don't know yet, and beating them proves nothing to anyone.
Behaving on the site
Don't try to break into the site, into other people's accounts, or into the video system. Don't upload anything illegal. Don't abuse our team or other students, and don't use the contact forms for spam.
Closing accounts
You can delete your own account from your profile whenever you like. It switches off immediately and is erased for good 30 days later; sign back in within those 30 days and the deletion is cancelled.
We can suspend or close an account that breaks these rules — sharing access, copying lessons, attacking the site, or abusing people. Where it looks like a misunderstanding we'll ask first. Where it's plainly deliberate we won't, and no refund follows.
Your information
What we collect, why, and what you can do about it is set out in the privacy policy. Using the site means you've read it.
Changes to these terms
We'll update this page and the date at the top whenever anything changes, and say so over Telegram if the change matters to you. Carrying on using the site after that means you accept the new version.
The law that applies
These terms are governed by the laws of the Arab Republic of Egypt, and any dispute between us goes to the Egyptian courts. Nothing here takes away a right the law gives you as a consumer.
Talk to us
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone or WhatsApp: +20 155 829 8481
- Or use the contact form
We aim to reply within a few days.