Tajweed on every letter
Makhraj, madd, ghunnah. The mistake is shown on the letter itself, with how to fix it.

مَخْرَجQuran & tajweed
The app listens to your recitation, finds skipped words and mistakes in letters — makhraj, madd, ghunnah — and explains how to say it right.
You recite — the app listens and helps.
Makhraj, madd, ghunnah. The mistake is shown on the letter itself, with how to fix it.

Words light up as you read. A mistake turns red: tap it to see how it should sound.
The ustaz (teacher) recites an ayah, you repeat.
Where each sound is made — a drawing and practice.
With examples from the Quran. Recite one — the app checks it.
The text is hidden. Each word appears once you recite it.
See how many surahs and ayahs you have read.
On iPhone the check runs on the phone itself.
114 surahs, the Madinah mushaf. Meanings in Russian, Uzbek and Kazakh.
10 seconds each, with sound.
The app has no English interface yet: inside the screens it is in Russian.
Yes, it is free: no ads, no purchases and no sign-up.
On iPhone you do not need the internet to recite and check: only once, to download the tajweed model (584 MB, Wi‑Fi recommended), and to load the ustaz's voice for new surahs. The Android version will most likely need the internet.
Coming soon to Google Play.
Russian, Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic) and Kazakh. There is no English interface yet.
No. It helps you practise between lessons or when no ustaz is nearby. The check can be wrong — then mark it as not a mistake.
One with iOS 17 or later.
Write to us on Telegram: @makhrajapp_bot.
Free and without ads.