Assalamu alaikum, I'm Kamal, and I built Quran Habit on my own. Many Muslims own a mushaf and rarely open it. A small daily habit is easier to keep than a big promise, so I built two things. quranhabit.com: the complete Quran, 114 surahs and 6,236 ayat, in 14 languages, with no account and no ads. The Arabic is real Unicode text, every ayah reads with JavaScript off, and every page names the translation edition it shows. The app, on iPhone and Android: the printed mushaf pages (Madinah 604, IndoPak 15-line 610, Naskh 612, colour tajweed), where you tap a word to hear it; 43 translations; 40 reciters, 11 of whom highlight each word; and it reads offline. Around the reading: a daily goal from one ayah, Khatm plans, and a streak that forgives a missed day if you come back and read. What it does not do, so you know before you install: no prayer times in the app, no qibla, no AI, and it never listens to your recitation. Pricing, plainly: reading is free and there are no ads. An optional Supporter tier adds a badge and double daily gems; nothing that helps you read is behind it. I would value your feedback on two things: reading on the mushaf page, and whether the interface reads naturally in your language. Corrections of any kind are welcome.

Quran Habit App

Quran Habit building app for daily Quran reading

Quran Habit building app for daily Quran reading