Qorshe Labs is a Minnesota technology company building a small family of focused products: a family development and management platform, a Grades 5–8 math platform built around honest diagnostics and Minnesota MCA readiness, and a library of Somali-first books and courses.
Straight talk: our products are in active development. Every page on this site labels what exists today, what is being built, and what is still planned — no inflated claims, ever.
Four products, one shared foundation. Each has its own audience, its own home on qorshelabs.com, and an honest status.
Family development & management
A planner that goes far beyond a shared calendar: goals, tasks, and progress for the whole household — with dedicated spaces for classrooms and daycare programs, and parent communication in English, Somali, and Spanish.
Grades 5–8 math · Minnesota MCA prep
An education platform that starts by finding out what a student actually knows. A diagnostic maps strengths and missing prerequisites, then builds a personal path toward grade-level proficiency and MCA readiness — with teacher dashboards and original, standards-aligned practice.
A personal wealth-building system
Silicon is a private, single-household system for organizing money, tracking goals, and building wealth with discipline — including Sharia-aware investing principles. It is not a public product, and no financial data is ever shown or offered here.
Somali-first learning materials
Books and courses written for Somali-speaking learners and families: a practical money guide, a bilingual Minnesota driver's license prep book, and a Somali Tajweed book — written in plain language, with vocabulary support in every lesson.
qorshelabs.com is the front door. Each product gets its own address under the same roof, so the company can grow without restructuring.
The domain qorshelabs.com was registered on October 31, 2026, and this website is being deployed to it now via Cloudflare. The product addresses below are reserved under the same domain and open as each product reaches its launch stage — we will not publish a login page before the product behind it is real.
Three commitments shape every product we ship.
We label what is built, what is being built, and what is still an idea. We do not publish customer counts, revenue, or partnerships we do not have — and as a young company, we would rather earn trust slowly than claim it early.
Family plans, student records, and household finances are sensitive by nature. Our products are designed around private-by-default spaces, clear visibility controls, and — for education — FERPA and COPPA awareness from the first line of design, not as an afterthought.
Our founder teaches middle-school math in Minneapolis. Our materials speak English, Somali, and Spanish, use plain language, and solve problems we have seen first-hand — in classrooms, in daycare programs, and at kitchen tables.
The build sequence we are following, in the open.
Every existing project reviewed; product identities, architecture, and priorities set down in a master blueprint before new building began.
Brand identity, this website, and professional product pages — the central gateway to everything Qorshe Labs makes.
Accounts, databases, and shared services organized so each product can launch independently on its own subdomain.
Qorshe family spaces first, then the Learn diagnostic and walkthrough system, piloted in real classrooms before any wider release.
Pricing, demonstrations, and onboarding — set per product, only once the product genuinely works.
Full workflow, mobile, security, and performance testing before each product opens to the public.
Books and courses are furthest along, and the Learn diagnostic is our top build priority. Take the tour and see exactly where each one stands.
/ Products / Qorshe
Qorshe is not another family calendar. It is a shared system for how a family plans, grows, and follows through: goals for each person, tasks that connect to those goals, and a clear picture of progress — with the same engine serving classrooms and daycare programs.
Product home: app.qorshelabs.com · Opens when the family pilot begins
Each space is its own world with its own members and privacy — connected only where a family chooses to connect them.
Your own goals, habits, and plans — visible to you alone unless you choose to share a status.
Household coordination: shared goals, children's progress, routines, and the plans a family makes together.
For teachers: class goals, assignments, and home communication in English, Somali, and Spanish — with an audit trail schools can rely on.
Built for after-school programs of around thirty children: fixed groups, rotating helper roles, homework time, and privilege-based rewards that are positive-only.
A space for the projects and small businesses that grow out of family goals — plans, milestones, and follow-through.
Every space runs on the same engine: set a goal, break it into steps, get reminded at the right moments, and review progress weekly and monthly.
Qorshe launches in stages: first with our own family as real users, then classroom and daycare pilots, then public subscriptions. Each workspace will be independently administered and isolated. There is no sign-up list yet — this page will say so plainly when one opens.
/ Products / Qorshe Learn
Most practice software assumes a student is working at their enrolled grade level. Qorshe Learn does not. Its diagnostic finds each student's real level — strengths, gaps, and missing prerequisites — then walks them step by step toward grade-level proficiency and Minnesota MCA readiness.
Product home: learn.qorshelabs.com · Classroom pilot before public release
The flagship of the platform, in four steps.
A short adaptive assessment across Grades 5–8 topics, with every question tied to a specific Minnesota math standard and learning objective.
The platform identifies missing prerequisite skills — the earlier-grade foundations a student needs before grade-level work can stick.
A personal learning path sequences practice from the student's real level upward, with worked examples and feedback that names the exact misconception behind a wrong answer.
Progress is re-checked continuously. The path adjusts, and teachers see class and student analytics with intervention recommendations.
Every question is written independently to Minnesota Department of Education specifications and real MCA formats — multiple choice, select-all, ordering, and type-in. Secure test items are never reproduced.
Learn mode with worked solutions, Drill mode for fluency, and Exam mode under test conditions — so MCA format becomes familiar in daily work, not a surprise in spring.
Class and student management, assignments and quizzes, performance analytics, and printable reports for conferences and intervention planning.
Practice is generated at each student's level — the same topic at Foundations, Building, and Pass Path depth — so one assignment serves a whole mixed-readiness class.
Parents see their own child's progress and MCA readiness in plain language, in English, Somali, or Spanish.
Designed with FERPA and COPPA in mind: minimal student data, school-controlled accounts, and no advertising or data sale — ever.
Students in Grades 5–8 who deserve practice at their level, not their label.
Teachers who need MCA-honest data — which students are on a pass path, who is building, who needs foundations — without another disconnected tool.
Schools serving multilingual families, where home communication in Somali and Spanish is a requirement, not a bonus.
/ Products / Silicon
Silicon is the personal wealth-building system used inside Qorshe Labs' founding household. This page explains how it works as a matter of company transparency. It does not offer access, sign-ups, financial data, or financial advice — by design, and permanently unless the founder rules otherwise.
Product home: silicon.qorshelabs.com · Description only — no public access
Silicon organizes a household's money around a strict sequence: income first, protection second, investing third. No stage is skipped.
Know exactly what comes in, from every source, and what the household genuinely needs each month. Budgets are tested in short, honest cycles — caps are set, tracked daily in about two minutes, and closed weekly and monthly.
Before any investing: clear expensive debt, then build an emergency fund in principal-safe, FDIC-insured accounts. The system's first milestone is a small emergency shield; the target is a full household cushion.
Long-term investing follows Sharia-aware principles: no interest-based products, no margin, no futures, no speculation. Every decision is made deliberately by the account holder — the system proposes, the person decides.
Silicon's real numbers — balances, positions, debts, and plans — are never published anywhere: not on this site, not on any channel, not in any product screenshot. Public writing about Silicon covers general principles only.
Silicon is also not a financial advisory service. Qorshe Labs offers no investment advice, portfolio management, or regulated financial services, and nothing on this page should be read as a recommendation.
Because Silicon is part of how this company thinks: disciplined, values-led, and honest about money. If it ever becomes a public product, it will be announced here with the same plain status labels as everything else. Until then, this page is the whole public surface — and that is intentional.
/ Products / Books & Courses
Learning materials written for Somali-speaking readers first — not translated as an afterthought. Plain language, bold key terms, worked examples, and a vocabulary section in every lesson: word, pronunciation, meaning, and an example sentence.
Bilingual guide to the Minnesota Class D knowledge test
A complete study guide for the 40-question Class D knowledge test (32 correct to pass), written Somali-first with English alongside: road rules, signs, and the Minnesota-specific details learners miss — including recent law changes on school-bus stop rules and motorcycle lane filtering. A companion signs minibook adds 43 picture questions with a separate answer key. Final steps before release: a native-speaker Somali review and a legal re-check of the DWI sections.
Practical money management, in Somali
A Somali-first guide to everyday money: budgeting a household, understanding pay and taxes in the US, avoiding debt traps, and building savings with Sharia-aware options explained plainly. Written from the same material as the Hagaha Lacagta channel — practical business and household finance, with printable worksheets.
An original Somali textbook of Qur'an recitation rules
An original textbook teaching the rules of Tajweed in Somali, chapter by chapter: the articulation points (makharij) with our own original artwork, simplified and beginner-first, with bold key terms, large verse examples, and summary boxes. All eighteen chapters are drafted; the book is now moving through its final-draft and illustration pass.
Courses built from these books — including DMV and Tajweed study programs — are planned as part of the Qorshe institutional offering after the classroom pilot. No book is on sale yet; when one is, this page will carry the real purchase link and price, and nothing before.
/ About
Qorshe Labs is a multi-product technology company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. “Qorshe” is the Somali word for a plan — and planning, done honestly and followed through, is what every product we build is about.
Qorshe Labs was founded by Abdalrahman Hussein, a middle-school mathematics teacher in Minneapolis with a background in electrical engineering and an MBA. The company's products grow directly out of that combined experience: teaching Grades 6–7 math under Minnesota standards, running after-school daycare programs, and building financial discipline for a large household.
That is why our first products are a classroom-and-family platform, an MCA diagnostic system, and Somali-first books: they are the tools our founder needed and could not find.
Each product carries its own model, introduced only when the product is ready. No prices are published yet, because nothing is on sale yet.
Family subscriptions, with school and daycare licensing for institutional spaces.
Teacher plans and per-school licensing, priced for the districts and charter schools it is built to serve.
Direct sales of finished books, with courses to follow — the company's first revenue line.
Qorshe Labs is in its build phase and is not yet onboarding customers or taking meetings about products that are not live. When a product opens — a pilot, a book release, a sign-up — the announcement and the real contact route will appear on this site first.