Maahir M&E

Define success. Watch it calculate.

Build your results framework and logframe, define indicators with baselines and targets, and let the numbers arrive on their own.

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Executive overviewOctober 2026
Enrolled
18,240
of 20,900 target
Completion
87%
target 85%
Placement
62%
target 60%
At risk
18
institutes
Punjab · Batch 392%
Sindh · Skills of Tomorrow74%
Punjab · Takamol58%

Executive overview · October 2026

Framework and logframe in one place

Theory of change, objectives, activities, outputs, outcomes, means of verification, risks and assumptions, linked, not tabulated.

Indicators that compute themselves

Point an indicator at a form field or a calculation. Values, trends and traffic lights update as data arrives.

Disaggregation built in

Sex, age, district, cohort, or whatever your donor asks for, defined once and applied everywhere.

How it works

Map your framework

Goals, outcomes, outputs and activities.

Define indicators

Definition, unit, source, frequency, disaggregation.

Connect to data

Point at a field, a filter or a calculation.

Set targets

Baselines, milestones and targets per period.

How this compares

Capability
KoboToolbox
SurveyCTO
CommCare
Maahir M&E
Results framework and logframe
No
No
No
Yes
Indicator auto-calculation from collected data
No
No
No
Yes
Composite indicators
No
No
No
Yes
Automatic roll-up along hierarchies
No
No
No
Partial

DevResults and TolaData both do the management layer well. Neither collects the data that fills it, so the indicator and the submission live in two systems.

Next

Data collectionForms that work in the field on any device, with or without a network, and every field captured exactly as you defined it.Case managementCase management is not an add-on here. Entities, panels, waves and attrition are part of the data model from day one.Dashboards and reportsSix dashboard views, pivot tables and drill-down to the single submission, and scheduled reports as PDF, Excel, Word, PowerPoint or SPSS.
A census enumerator in Bangladesh holding the tablet they collect household data on
Every record starts with one person and one tablet.
The programme being measured: a classroom in Padang.
Two apprentices at a bench in a vocational training workshop while an instructor points at a checklist on the wall
The bench a monitoring visit checks.
A field data collector outside a rural concrete school building, working through a checklist on a tablet
Collecting it with no signal, outside a village school.

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It is free, and your data stays yours. Bring one programme across and see how much faster the next report takes.

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No card, no countdown, and your data stays yours.