Record your recitation and let AI follow you word by word, flagging wrong or missed words, with precise progress tracking and inspiring competitions.
Itqan (Itqan114) is a free web app at itqan114.com for memorizing and revising the Quran. You recite from memory, aloud, and the app follows you word by word: each word you say correctly turns green, a word it is not yet sure it heard is underlined in amber until it becomes clear, and a mistake stops you so you can say it again; if you still miss it, the word turns red and counts against you in a report you can retry from. It also has the Madani mushaf in the riwaya of Hafs from Asim with tafsir and translation, listening to reciters, position tests, memorization and review plans with reminders, and tools for teachers, circles, institutions and parents. It runs in the browser, installs on phones and computers, and its interface comes in seven languages: Arabic, English, French, Turkish, Indonesian, Persian and Urdu.
Words start grey and turn green as you say them correctly. A word heard with doubt is marked amber until it is settled. A mistake opens the stop panel so you can say the word again — and if you still miss it, it turns red and counts against you.
Each door is a page of the app — here is what you will find behind it.
Recite from memory and the words light up before you, one by one. At the end, a report shows in red what counted against you and in amber what you repeated; retry from it, save it as a PDF, and your session’s audio is kept so you can go back to it.
Choose your range of juz’ or surahs and random positions are drawn for you; each shows you the start of an ayah and you carry on to the end of its page, as in competitions.
The Madani mushaf, page by page and fifteen lines to the page, turned like paper, with a tafsir and a translation for every ayah.
Listen to a surah in your reciter’s voice, follow its ayat as they are recited, and keep the player with you as you move around the app.
Set your plan to memorise, review and consolidate, follow your progress in “My journey”, see the words you keep getting wrong, and let the app remind you when something is due.
A teacher has circles, homework, reviews of each student’s recitation and a ranking; an institution has its teachers, circles, students, reports, announcements and admins; a guardian has the children’s accounts and gives consent for them; and every account can share its progress with someone it trusts.
Take part in competitions, climb the leaderboard, and show your progress on your public profile.
Your session audio is kept for you, your teacher, your institution and your guardian — not for followers — and video only with your consent. You or your guardian choose how long recordings are kept, you see who has opened them, and you can delete them whenever you like. The interface speaks seven languages, light or dark, with support and a guide at hand.
A student in a teacher's circle, a reciter memorising alone, a teacher following a circle, an institution running its teachers, or a guardian keeping an eye on the children.
Your account is free, and the guide walks you through it step by step.