Feature Requests

Prayer times as a widget (visible on the Home Screen)

Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings be upon you In this request, I will show the Qiyam prayer feature, a feature that will help keep the Quran in front of them without increasing movements such as turning off the Mike and moving to another surah, which may ruin their prayers This feature will be: After reading Surat Al-Fatiha, the surah is moved directly and the microphone is automatically turned off when the user kneels, i.e. after performing the takbeer with writing Great for the visually impaired Thank you very much

We want to add a feature to prayer that allows us to 1 ️ choose the surah that a prophet reads that appears arranged behind each other 2 ️ ⃣ Hide verse numbers in the long wall to increase focus. Only verses and numbers appear hidden

I would like to suggest a "Prayer Mode" feature for users who use the app to check their Quran memorization during salah (prayer). When I recite parts of the prayer such as Surah Al-Fatihah or say Allahu Akbar between verses, the app currently flags these as mistakes because they are not part of the memorized surah. This makes it difficult to use the app effectively during prayer. A dedicated "Prayer Mode" could recognize standard prayer recitations and allow them without marking them as errors, making the memorization checking experience more accurate and prayer-friendly.

Please add the “smart glasses” mode to Tarteel app, so that the user can read the Quran during the night without having to touch or flip the hand. The idea is to display the text of the Quran through glasses (such as Apple Vision Pro or XReal with automatic progress or a simple gesture (). Benefit: making it easier to pray at night for those who read from the Quran, while maintaining reverence and not engaging in movement or strong lighting This feature may make Tarteel the first app to provide a realistic night stay experience on smart devices

Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings be upon you First of all, I thank the Tarteel team that is responsible for this great gap and I ask God to accept from us and them all our efforts to facilitate religion and the Quran for Islam and Muslims. Oh my God, Amen. I would like to share a proposal. I received a reading on the app. I ask God to grant her acceptance. If implemented, she will be honest about me and my father. Good luck: We are now close to Ramadan in which Allah has helped us to fast and observe good prayers. This idea will help to establish the resurrection of the night for the Muslim individual. It will also make it easier for the keeper of the Quran or the one who seeks to memorize it to read the Quran while reciting it from his chest. It will increase its memorization and control: it is to make a special mode of recitation in prayer so that the worshiper does not make mistakes when reading Al-Fatiha, repeating it or Takbar, and the application will be in sleep mode in the rest of the prayer until the worshipper resumes reading it wherever he wants. Initially, this idea can be auctioned and then developed. This idea, in addition to the above benefits, gives us a lost seal that was taken care of by the previous imams of this nation, namely the end of prayer May God reward you for us

Add a prayer mode

Aslaamualakum First let me congratulate on an amazing app. I have used it for years, but not in a conventional way. Recently, I was gifted with the ability to support non-muslims through taraee salah. I used your app, to help translate the salah as it happened. This made me realise there is an opportunity and a need to create an app to follow salah. Automatically recognising the takbeeratul ihraam, to start the app, then translating the salah. Recognising the takbeers for ruku and sujfah and translating the unheard parts during ruku and sijdah. Is this something you would be interested in. Jzk Saffwaan

Transition Tarteel’s mistake detection from a visual-only interface to an audio-first experience. This feature would allow reciters to receive real-time verbal corrections through earphones, enabling a completely eyes-free experience. ## Core Functionality * Voice-Prompted Correction: Instead of highlighting a missed or incorrect word on the screen, the AI instantly whispers the correct word or the start of the next Ayah into the user’s earphone. * Low-Latency Feedback: The correction must be delivered within milliseconds of a detected pause or error to maintain the flow of recitation. * Adjustable "Prompt Sensitivity": Users can toggle how long the AI waits (e.g., 2 seconds of silence) before offering the audio hint. ## Proposed Sub-Mode: "Imam Mode" This would sit within the previously requested "Prayer Mode" ecosystem: * Context: Designed for Imams or individuals praying Tahajjud or Nawafil who are reciting from memory. * Hands-Free/Eyes-Free: The user keeps their phone in their pocket or on a stand; the interaction is purely acoustic. * Discreet Support: By using a single earbud, the reciter can hear the AI’s guidance without it being audible to the rest of the congregation or distracting from the spiritual focus (Khushu’). ## User Benefits Increased Confidence: Reduces the anxiety of "getting stuck" during long recitations or public prayers. Uninterrupted Focus: Eliminates the need to look at a screen or a Mushaf, keeping the reciter's posture and focus correct. Real-time Hifz Reinforcement: Acts as a live "Fatih" that corrects you in the moment, which is more effective for long-term retention.