Feature Requests

When I try to Confirm Session the property doesn't work

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Currently, memorization goals are primarily structured around pages, which can feel limiting and sometimes confusing. Many users think in terms of Juz’, Surahs, or specific ayah ranges rather than page numbers. I suggest introducing a fully customizable memorization goal system where users can: Choose goals based on Juz’, Surah, or specific ayah ranges Set a deadline or define their own pace Customize daily memorization amounts Select flexible schedules (including rest or lighter days) In addition, the app could automatically generate a dynamic daily plan based on these inputs, and adapt if the user falls behind or progresses faster than expected. This would make memorization more intuitive, personalized, and aligned with how users naturally approach the Qur’an, while also improving consistency and long-term progress.

I suggest that when a user first starts, in the goals category he should see two default folders, one for memorisation goals(حفظ) and another for rehearsal of the ones already memorised (مراجعة), and whenever he memorises a new surah or a full page(he recites it fully with the hidden aya mode) then it’s added automatically to the memorised folder.

Hi, I’ve been using Tarteel regularly for Qur’an memorisation and I really appreciate the accuracy and mistake detection features. I wanted to suggest adding support for multiple Qira’aat (such as Warsh, Qalun, and others). For students aiming to advance beyond Hafs, this would be extremely valuable, especially if the app could detect and differentiate between recitations. I also think that if you were able to eventually include all 10 Qira’aat, it would meet the needs of a much wider range of users, from beginners to advanced students. It would also be amazing if features like Tajweed and Tashkeel could be expanded or integrated across these different Qira’aat, so users can improve both pronunciation and reading accuracy at a deeper level. Even partial support or listening modes for different Qira’aat would be a great step. Jazakum Allahu khayran for your efforts — the app has been very helpful in my learning journey.

The challenge of goals is complex. After the selection, you are not reminded of the response that is required of you, but it will remind you in general.

The ability to make a plan for memorising the sections that aren’t flagged as memorised in the app based on the user data recorded by the app. As the app shows the memorised ratio it should be able to create a plan to memorise only the unmemorised parts without having to set it manually. Any pages that are flagged as not memorized should be included in the plan automatically and then choose beginning to end or end to beginning to create the plan that skips any memorized sections. And the same goes for revision plan that includes only memorized pages and can be automatically updated with a refresh button as the person memorise extra pages . A flexible up to date revision plan that is organic and easy to creat and responsive to the user achievements.

Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. May God reward you for your useful and enjoyable application. I hope that if one of the advantages of your application was to explore the parts or specific amounts of the Quran. For example, the reader reads any specific parts and asks the student to complete them within less than a minute. This is very useful. Please apply it. May God reward you.

The “recitation in revelation order” goal is unique but poorly executed in practice due to navigation being not seamless and automatic. The Qur’an in revelation order is inherently non-linear relative to the standard Mushaf layout. This means recitation requires frequent jumps across different surahs and pages, specially in Juz Amma. The app already structures goals into sessions of needed surahs per daily goal and successfully tracks recitation via microphone, However, after completing a session (e.g., finishing one surah), the app does not automatically direct the user to the next required segment. Instead, the user must repeatedly exit to the goal feed, check what comes next, then manually navigate back to the correct page in the mushaf. This breaks continuity, introduces unnecessary load, and makes the feature cumbersome despite its uniqueness. What an expected behavior should be like from my pov: After completing a session whether it is a surah or set of verses (which should be highlighted, marked or notified about someway beforehand), the app should automatically guide or redirect the user to the next surah or set of verses in the revelation sequence, maintaining uninterrupted flow until the daily goal is completed.

When we set a goal, the goal is marked complete whenever we finish reading or reciting the page, regardless of how many mistakes we have on that page. A good feature to add would be to allow the user to set the amount of mistakes they are willing to have in order to move on or a certain percentage. For example, once the user has no mistakes in a page, or less than 3 mistakes in a page, or maybe 95% correct, then the app will mark that page as complete for the goal. So the user is prompted to repeat that page until they reach their desired mistake level. And we should be able to set the amount of mistakes when we are making the goal.