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Recite. Get corrected on the exact word.

Small group or one-to-one Quran classes, at the times and the frequency that suit you or your child. Your teacher recites each new passage with you in the lesson, you record it at home before the next one, and that class is spent correcting it together — with feedback pinned to the exact moment it matters.

Starts immediately · No card required · Nothing to cancel

How it works

One class, one recording, one correction at a time

It starts in the lesson — your teacher recites the new passage with you before you ever record it. Everything after that is built on having heard it properly once.

  1. You hear it in class

    Your teacher recites the new passage with you, live, until you have the sound of it — then sets it on the site before the class ends.

    Set for youAl-Falaq 1–5
  2. You record it at home

    The real Mushaf page opens on your phone. Read it aloud in your own time, listen back, and send it when you are happy.

  3. Your teacher marks it

    They colour the words that went wrong and record themselves reciting it properly — pinned to the exact second you slipped.

    • Repetitive mistake
    • Major mistake
    • Minor mistake
    • Impressive here
  4. The next class fixes it

    Same link every time. You go through the marked words together instead of hunting for them.

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  5. It is written up

    Attendance, what the class covered and the next passage land on your calendar the same day.

Step five is step one. The passage written up at the end of a class is the passage your teacher has just recited with you — so the loop closes inside the same lesson, and every mark you have ever been given stays on your record, where a word you keep missing is a word your teacher can point at.

Student

The passage, the recorder, the class link, and every mark on your reading with the correction beside it.

Parent

All of your children at once — attendance, reports, mistakes and how far each has reached. No switching between them.

Teacher

The recordings waiting to be heard, the marking tools, and one form at the end of class that also sets what comes next.

Corrected on the exact word

Not a note saying “work on your madd”. Your teacher marks the words themselves, on the page your child read from — red for a repetitive mistake, orange for a major one, yellow for a minor one, green where they did well.

A page of the Mushaf with individual words marked in red and yellow by the teacher

Heard before the class, not during it

Five corrections on a nineteen-second recitation, each pinned to the second it belongs to. Your child taps one and hears the exact moment their teacher meant — so the lesson starts already knowing what to fix.

A teacher's screen showing a recording's waveform with five corrections pinned at 0:02, 0:06, 0:08, 0:09 and 0:11

What makes it different

The correction, in your teacher’s voice

They can record themselves reciting the word the way it should sound and pin it to the second you got it wrong — so you hear it done properly, at the place you did not, instead of decoding a written description.

Group or one-to-one

Small group classes, or one-to-one with a teacher. Pick how often too — from once a week to most days, whatever you will actually keep up.

You can see everything

Every lesson report, every recording and every piece of feedback stays in your dashboard — your own, or your child’s.

Built for nervous reciters

Recording at home takes the pressure off. People who freeze in front of a class — at any age — often recite freely to a microphone, and arrive at the lesson already warmed up.

Pricing

One price a month. Nothing per lesson.

Every plan is billed monthly in US dollars and starts with seven days free. No card to enter, and nothing to cancel if you decide it is not for you.

Small group

$60USD / month

3 days a week · 2 hr a session

Sessions a month
12
Teaching time
24 hrs a month
Works out at
$5 a session

A small group with its own teacher, at the same time on each of its days.

Start 7 days free
Lowest cost per session

Small group

$80USD / month

5 days a week · 2 hr a session

Sessions a month
20
Teaching time
40 hrs a month
Works out at
$4 a session

A small group with its own teacher, at the same time on each of its days.

Start 7 days free

One-to-one

$80USD / month

3 days a week · 30 min a session

Sessions a month
12
Teaching time
6 hrs a month
Works out at
$6.67 a session

Your own teacher, and a time chosen around you.

Start 7 days free

One-to-one

$100USD / month

5 days a week · 30 min a session

Sessions a month
20
Teaching time
10 hrs a month
Works out at
$5 a session

Your own teacher, and a time chosen around you.

Start 7 days free

In every plan

  • The Mushaf page on screen, word by word, with the recitation to listen to
  • A pre-class recording marked word by word by your own teacher
  • Your teacher reciting it correctly, pinned to the second you got it wrong
  • Every mark you have ever been given, kept on your record
  • An attendance calendar and a written report after every class
  • Recurring Google Meet lessons on one link that never changes

Start with the seven days, decide after. When the trial ends we ask whether you would like to carry on, and take the first month then. Online payment is coming shortly — for now it is a quick conversation rather than a checkout, so there is no card on file and no subscription running in the background.

Questions we are asked

What happens after the seven days?

We ask you whether you would like to continue, and take the first month if you do — the plans and their prices are above. If you would rather not, your access simply stops: there is nothing to cancel and no card to remove, because we never took one. Nothing is deleted either way.

How do I pay, and can I stop?

Monthly, in US dollars, and for now it is a conversation rather than a checkout — we take the first month when the trial ends and each one after that as it comes. There is no card on file and no subscription running in the background, so stopping is simply not paying for the next month. Online payment is coming shortly.

What age is this for?

Any age. We teach children, teenagers and adults, including complete beginners and people returning after years away. You can enrol yourself, or enrol your child and follow their progress from your own dashboard. Tell us where you are starting from and we will place you honestly.

How often are the classes, and how long?

Three or five days a week, at the same time on each of your class’s days. A small group session runs two hours; a one-to-one runs thirty minutes, which is the difference between a class you sit in with others and a lesson where every minute is yours. Start the trial and you will pick from the times we have open; if none of them fit, tell us and we will look at what else we can run.

Is it a group, or one-to-one?

Both, and they are priced separately above. Small groups are the two-hour sessions and are the cheaper way in; one-to-one is thirty minutes with a teacher whose whole attention is on you. Start the trial either way and tell us which you want — moving between them is a conversation, not a new account.

When is the recording made?

Before each class, not between them — and never from a cold start. Your teacher recites the new passage with you in the lesson first, so you have heard exactly how it should sound before you attempt it. You then read it at home in your own time, your teacher listens to it before the next class, and that class is spent correcting it. The recording is what the class is about.

What do we need?

A phone, tablet or laptop with a microphone, and a quiet corner. Nothing to install — classes run in Google Meet and the recording happens in the browser.

What happens to the recordings?

They are private to you and your teacher — and, for a child, to their parent — stored securely, and deleted automatically after 90 days. See our privacy policy.

Begin the journey today

Explore it free for 7 days — no card, nothing to cancel. Pick a class time as you sign up and your first class is booked — for yourself, or for your child.

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