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Qitz

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A minimalist, distraction-free sanctuary for sacred texts.

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A minimalist, distraction-free sanctuary for sacred texts.

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Qitz is a purely minimalist reading tool designed for sacred texts and daily prayers. Built to solve the problem of visually cluttered and ad-heavy spiritual apps, Qitz offers a distraction-free sanctuary. Features: ✨ True Dark Mode for night reading 🌍 Native support for 16 languages 🛡️ Strictly filtered, non-intrusive ads Experience your daily readings in a peaceful, elegant interface.

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Launch tags:Android•eBook Reader•Spirituality

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Hi Hunters! 👋 I’m Enes, a solo developer and senior CS student. I’m thrilled to share Qitz with you today! Why I built Qitz: Reading spiritual texts or daily prayers requires deep focus. However, I found that most apps in this category are visually overwhelming, poorly designed, and worst of all, filled with disruptive pop-up ads. I wanted a peaceful, digital sanctuary. The Solution: I developed Qitz to get out of the reader's way. Visual Peace: Complete minimalism with carefully selected typography and a True Dark Mode. Global Reach: I integrated 16 languages from day one. Clean Experience: Strict ad-filtering to block inappropriate content. I built the entire architecture solo using Flutter and Riverpod. I’d absolutely love to hear your thoughts! Please roast the UI, tell me what you think of the typography, or suggest features that would make your reading experience better. Thank you so much for the support! 🚀

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Why a CS student spent nights building a minimalist sanctuary for sacred texts

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m a senior Computer Science student based in Turkey. Like many of you, I value focus and minimalism in my digital life.

When I looked for apps to read sacred texts or daily verses, I was frustrated. Most were cluttered, visually overwhelming, and filled with loud, inappropriate ads that break the very peace the reader is seeking.

So, I decided to build Qitz. It s my attempt at creating a "digital sanctuary" a purely minimalist reader with 16 languages, careful typography, and a True Dark Mode. I spent my final year stashed away in my room, coding this solo using Flutter and Riverpod.

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