Feature Requests

Assalamu Alaikum, I believe that considering a method of implementing a personalised spaced repetition algorithm with the help of AI would be extremely beneficial to all students of Hifdh. For example, being able to create a session (e.g 1 page or a quarter Juz) and being tested by the AI. Based on your performance it will suggest a next review date. This should be separate from the regular AI that tests you. For example, if I were to practice x page and eventually get to a level where I feel confident, I should be able to choose an AI that tests me for the purpose of long term memorisation. Based on my performance, the next review date may be in two days. If I read with no mistakes on that day, the algorithm would calculate when the next most optimal day would be in respect to all the other Hifdh you are doing. (This is also why the conventional method of spaced repetition is difficult with large amounts of information as the sheer volume can become overwhelming)

Al salam Alikom, It would be great to have a feature to help us memorize by listening... where the app automatically recites and ayah and they switches to recording so I can repeat it and detects my mistakes... it would be great if I can choose the amount of times it repeats a specific verse or section.... maybe something that can mimic common memorization techniques, 555 or 6446 or 3/10 methods come to mind. As a person who memorizes mainly by listening only, it would be good if I can do that while also getting mistakes detected to insure good pronounciation from the start. here's how I imagine it: from the green mic icon, I long press to move to memorization mode I select a range ex. 10 verses and nr of repitition ex 3 times Once it starts, I listen to the verse while reading, the verses get hidden, then i try to recite it, listen, try to recite it and listen and try to recite it. while reciting, its the normal mistake detection that is currently available after the set Nr or repitition ends it move on to the verse after it. Maybe an advanced version of this would take into account long verses, maybe break them up in sections according to the best recitations or smthn. this would really help me with memorization and I hope it's something you can develop Thank you Jazakoum Allah kol kheir

I want to recite with a reciter. For example reciter read a verse and I listen and read after. And at that time the app should switch to listen mode and see if I recited the words correct. Then next verse. It’s like the app will switch between play mode and listen mode so I can first listen to , then read so any mistake I make the app can highlight.

I suggest having a dedicated memorization test where all the verses on the page are removed and only one verse is shown for the user to complete afterwards. Thank you so much..

If you make a single mistake during the test, you fail even though you have recited most of the requested part correctly. You can at least count the correct verses

This is to give feedback on the latest spot testing feature. It’s nice and great but isn’t what I was expecting. For one, why is it cards? I believe it should be going to the actual page and hiding the verses and showing what comes before it, ( or have settings for that) . Also it shouldn’t just be one verse that you’re tested on, you should have the option to keep on going. Jazakum Allah Khair for your efforts

Please consider providing a similarity test similar to the syllable test and may God reward you well

Peace be upon you and may God's mercy and blessings be upon you Please lengthen the clips and make them at least 10 lines instead of two lines without subscribing to Premium because the clip is not two lines will be very short and useless. Please change from two lines to at least 10 lines in the normal hymn without having to subscribe to Premium Thank you for your clear efforts in developing and working on the application.

Asalamu’alaikum, i think adding a hifdh tester feature would be great. Where you can select Surah/ajza and the app generates ayah which we have to continue on from. Would be great for testing hifdh.