Family QuranKhatm planner
Finishing the Quran is arithmetic before it is anything else. Choose a number of days and the app divides the mushaf into daily portions and keeps count as you read them.
Pick any number of days — thirty for Ramadan, sixty at an easier pace, seven if you are doing a juz a day and more. The app turns that into a page count per day and shows today's portion, not a table you have to read.
Progress comes from what you actually read in the mushaf, so there is nothing to tick off by hand. Fall behind and it tells you plainly how far, rather than quietly moving the target.
A khatm can be personal, or it can be the thing a whole circle is working on together — in which case every member's daily portion rolls up into one shared count.
What you get
Any number of days
Thirty, sixty, seven — the plan is built from your number.
Today's portion
The pages for today, and where to start them.
Counted automatically
Reading in the mushaf is what moves the plan.
Alone or as a circle
A shared khatm adds every member's reading together.
How it works
Open Khatma
From the home screen.
Choose your span
Enter the number of days. The app shows what that means per day before you commit to it.
Read as normal
Open the mushaf and read. The plan updates from your pages, with nothing to mark off.
See where you stand
The khatm screen shows how far through you are, and whether you are ahead or behind today's mark.
Goes well with
Your reading journey
Pages read, your current streak, your longest one, and how far through a khatm you are.
Family circles
A Quran reading circle for a household or a halaqa of up to 200, joined by a short name instead of a link.
Daily goals and gentle reminders
Nudges timed against the prayer, so they land when somebody is free.
Try it yourself
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