Feature Requests

Make the mistake detection free because I am doing hifz and I can’t afford it.So please make it free.

Peace be upon you I am facing an issue at 1 page I can find the app reporting 5 mistakes which are not a real mistake which makes me disappointed!! Please make 2-3 seconds correction time before considering it a mistake! Please give 2-3 seconds to correct the mistake or edit the word before calculating the mistake! This makes us disappointed when you find errors on page 5-6 that are already saved, but the application does not give time to correct or correct them before calculating errors

App still sees an error in madd ul lazim. Everytime a vowel is prolonged 6 harakat it sees it as an error.

(Those to whom we brought the book know it as well as their children...) Then there is a need to stop and then the word “who” is followed by the word “who”. The program thinks that the reader has reread the verse from the beginning and does not allow the reader to follow the verse (... those who have lost themselves do not believe)

It would be nice to put a highlight function to note the mistakes we make on a letter, a vowel or a word ourselves. It could also be used as a bookmark for example when reading to be sure that you have stopped on this verse. This function requires just two buttons, one to delete and the other to note the places you want.

I would greatly appreciate it as my parents situation not good right now and I’m 16 years old trying to complete my hifth with perfection inshallah. I have recently lost my sight completely right after an operation and tart eel is the only way I have found to keep up with the Quran. May allah bless you and reward you endlessly for creating and managing an amazing app.

Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings be upon you: Thank you for this program and your efforts Correcting errors in recitation

If you are reading a word wrong and like Tashkeel if it not on the detection algorithm, you manually place this mistake. Input your correct reading as the positive definition via voice once, and define if it is wrong then it always marks wrong unless confidence level is high and matches your custom mistake fixed For Hifz this is useful as there are certain mistakes we make uniquely we realise and manually correct ourselves but the algorithm doesnt pick up like in beta mode tashkeel Good if someone stops at a place they are not supposed to as well and they need to fix waqf places and other techniques like no ghunna on tanween 'an 'in 'un and you want to rectify it

Assalamu alaykum, Tarteel team. Every serious hifz student eventually discovers the same painful equation: the deeper the memorization work gets, the less a phone can carry it. I know, because I live it daily. I'm memorizing the final five ajza' of the Mushaf through successive-khatmah cycles: forty blind repetitions per page, every rep verified live by Tarteel. That's thousands of verified recitations a month. Tarteel isn't an app I use - it's the room I memorize in. And here's what I see from inside that room: my sessions are hours long, seated at a desk, Mushaf open, mind locked in. The phone in that scene is the weakest link - battery draining mid-khatmah, a palm-sized screen for the Book of Allah, notifications slicing through concentration built over an hour. Not one of these problems exists on a computer. You already built the computer version. tarteel.ai/webapp reads, tracks, displays - beautifully. It is a body waiting for its heartbeat. The heartbeat is one button: the microphone, live in the browser. I'm not asking you to build a new product. I'm asking you to carry your greatest achievement - the mistake detection that took you three years and 75,000 minutes of training data - across a bridge that is already standing. Browser audio capture is solved technology; your backend already does the miracle part. Ship it as a beta. Chrome-only. Premium-only. Behind three warning labels. We will come. And "we" is not small. Look at your own board: nearly a thousand votes and two hundred comments on the web/desktop request, echoed across a dozen scattered smaller ones, asking since 2022. These are not casual users - casual users are happy on phones. These are your marathon reciters, the ones who generate more verified ayat in a week than most in a year. The desk is where the ummah's huffadh have always sat. Meet them there. The Prophet ﷺ said the best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it. You've built a teacher that never sleeps. Give it a chair at the desk. Jazakum Allahu khayran. From Jeddah, with Tarteel listening as I write this - on a phone, hoping this is one of the last times it has to be.