The open-source alternative

Everything Tarteel does. And then some.

HafizPro matches the leading Quran memorization app feature for feature, then goes further: what the other app puts behind a subscription or leaves out entirely, HafizPro gives you free. It may well be the only open-source alternative to Tarteel.

Feature	Tarteel	HafizPro
Powerful voice tracking and recognition	✓	✓
Intelligent recitation recordings and playback	✓	✓
Saving history and recordings to cloud	✓	✓
All functionality works offline	✕	✓
Free error-detection during recitation	✕	✓
Hifz history trackerSee your hifz review history at a glance	✕	✓
AutocorrectAudible correction so you don't have to look at all	✕	✓
Prayer modeBe confident reading long surahs in prayer with your own hafiz next to you!	✕	✓
Powerful teacher-student features	✕	✓
Halaqas	✕	✓
Quran follow-along (livestreams)Link your mushafs - and see when family and friends are reciting (and follow along!)	✕	✓
100% open-source app	✕	✓
100% open-source server	✕	✓

Tarteel is a trademark of its respective owners. Comparison reflects publicly listed features as of October 2026.

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

The mushaf that listens back.

HafizPro follows your Quran recitation from memory, corrects you gently, and keeps a page-by-page record of your hifz — on every device you own, or none at all.

Download the app Try it in the browser

Free and 100% open source. Runs on Linux, Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone — or right in the browser, with everything synced between them. Create a free account to sync your devices.

The HafizPro web app following a recitation on the mushaf

The HafizPro mobile app following the same recitation

It hears every letter.

Advanced AI voice tracking follows your recitation ayah by ayah, even with tajweed, qira'at differences, and the pauses real people make. When something drifts, it tells you quietly, and keeps listening.

Mistake notifications, mid-recitationA small panel shows what was expected, what was heard, and exactly how far apart they were — down to the sounds.
Voice maskingSmall slips in short words are forgiven the way a sheikh would forgive them.
Works in long recitationsNo page-by-page tapping. It keeps up with you.

What was heard: the letter behind the mistake

Pauses and mistakes noted during a recitation

Pauses and mistakes, noted as they happen

Autocorrect mode reciting the missed ayah back

Hear yourself, corrected.

Autocorrect mode replays the exact words you stumbled on, in the reciter's voice, right after the mistake — the way a teacher echoes the correct ayah back. You keep reciting; the app keeps correcting.

Instant, in-flow correctionThe mistaken ayah is recited back seconds after you miss it.
Optional, alwaysTurn it on for revision, off for tests.

Every recitation, recorded for you.

The server keeps an audio copy of what you recited, labelled by page and session — recitations, revision, and prayers — and optionally backs it up, encrypted, so it follows you to any device.

Recitations and prayers, kept separatelyYour tarawih is filed where you can find it.
Keep recordings as long as you wantFrom 7 days to forever. Your storage, your call.
Download or delete any recordingNothing is locked in.

Recitation recordings, with labels and cloud backup

Prayer recordings, kept on their own tab

Playing back a recording by tapping ayahs on the mushaf

Tap any ayah. Hear yourself.

Your recordings aren't files in a list. Play one back on the mushaf itself: tap any ayah to jump straight to your own recitation of it, mistake markers and all. It is the closest thing to sitting with your past self.

Navigable audio, ayah by ayahScrub by line, jump by verse.
Mistakes counted and listed"1 mistake on line 6" — tap it, hear it.

Your whole hifz, at a glance.

Six hundred and four squares, one for every page of the mushaf. Brightness is recency: the brighter a page glows, the sooner you reviewed it. Red means mistakes were made there. You can see your entire journey, and exactly where it is fraying, without reading a single number.

The hifz review history on the desktop web app: a square for every page

The same hifz review history on the phone

One account, both devices. The same review history on the desktop web app and on your phone — everything you recite on either is already here on both.

Recite together, from anywhere.

Hifz is easier in company. HafizPro's community features are built for the people you actually memorize with.

Quran lessonsTeacher and student share one recitation, with optimized lesson audio and the app's tracking on both sides.
HalaqasA place for your circle to meet, recite and revise.
Quran racesPublic for the whole community, or private for your family.
Follow along, liveSee when friends and family are reciting right now — and listen in.

Classes, races, halaqas, livestreams

Your family, reciting right now

Open source, all the way down.

The app and the server are both free, open source software, with no ads and no accounts being sold. Run the official server, or host your own for your family, your masjid, or your school.

Linux Windows Mac Android iPhone or just the browser — nothing to install Self-host in one binary