Device guide
What should a school do on mobile, and what is better on a computer?
A practical split across Web, Windows, Android and iOS according to role, task size and usage context.
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- Raqeem product team
Direct answer
Raqeem works on Web, Windows, Android and iOS, but the best interface depends on the task. Quick follow-up, information and notifications suit mobile devices, while large tables, data preparation and long reviews are usually clearer on Web or Windows. Permissions remain tied to the same account across devices.
Guide method and boundaries
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Mobile for quick follow-up
Android and iOS support role-related information, status follow-up and shorter actions designed for a mobile interface.
Mobile availability does not mean every long administrative screen is equally comfortable on a phone.
Web and Windows for focused administration
Large tables, multi-record review, plans and files are usually clearer on a computer screen.
Users can move between Web and Windows with the same account, scope and permissions.
Permissions do not change with the device
A phone or computer does not grant extra access; visible data depends on the user’s role and institution scope.
Accounts and devices should be protected, especially on shared computers.
Choose the right interface
- Identify the task and role first.
- Use mobile for quick follow-up and short actions.
- Use Web or Windows for data-heavy work.
- Confirm permissions on every device.
- Protect accounts on shared devices.
Related questions
Do all features look exactly the same on every device?
Presentation and interaction may adapt to screen size and role, while the same account controls data and permissions.
Does a school director need both mobile and computer access?
The director can use the best interface for each task: mobile for quick follow-up and a computer for longer administration.
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