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Masoon — hifz planning and accountability Masoon turns a memorization curriculum into a clear daily worklist: what to memorize today, how many times to repeat it, and what falls due for revision. No paper tables, no doing the arithmetic again every morning. Your day, calculated rather than improvised Work is laid out across a morning and an evening session: tasbih and istighfar, a warm-up on earlier hifz, the new portion, five repetitions spaced through the day, then revision of what you already hold. Every task carries its exact range and an estimated time. Revision that doesn't get forgotten Spaced repetition is built into the method rather than bolted on: graduated daily revision, a full review at the end of each juz, and a consolidation week after every five. Your method, not ours Fifteen ready-made curricula to choose from — from intensive programmes to a pace that fits around a full-time job. Or build your own: set the daily amount, the repetitions and the revision rules, and Masoon generates the whole plan from them. Works offline — genuinely Your plan, your tasks and your progress live on the device. Complete a day's work in the masjid, on a flight, or anywhere without coverage. Nothing waits on a connection, and no account is needed to use the whole app. On your wrist An Apple Watch app shows today's tasks, the repetition counter and the spacing timer between sessions. Complete a task from the watch and it makes its way to your phone — with a manual sync button for when you want it now. Arabic-first A complete Arabic interface with Eastern Arabic numerals and right-to-left layout — designed in Arabic, not translated into it. You can also choose English, or an English interface that keeps the memorization vocabulary in Arabic (hifz, takrar, muraja'ah). Your tasmee', recorded by you When you recite to a teacher or a listener, record it yourself: their name, the time, the score they gave you, and the number of mistakes. Masoon keeps your account of it — it does not listen to your recitation and does not judge it. More than Qur'an Memorize the Mu'allaqat, or add a poem or matn of your own, and Masoon builds it a plan the same way. Adhkar where they belong The day's adhkar sit alongside your memorization work instead of in a separate app, with a tasbih counter. Reminders that fit your day Masoon reminds you of your sessions, and the reminders can follow prayer times instead of a fixed clock hour. Progress you can see, and a copy you keep Track what you've completed and how closely you're holding to the plan, and see when your curriculum finishes at your current pace. Export a full copy of your data and restore it whenever you like — it's yours. What it isn't Masoon is not a mushaf reader, not a tajweed app, and it does not listen to or assess your recitation. Its work is planning, follow-up and accountability — your tasmee' stays between you and your teacher. Subscription A seven-day free trial starts from first launch, and there is a free tier for paces below half a page per day. After that: an individual subscription at $2.99/month or $29.99/year, or a one-time $99.99 lifetime purchase (not a subscription). For groups: a monthly subscription priced by seat count, starting at $9.99 for 4 seats and rising $1.99 per additional seat. The purchaser buys the seats, and each member receives a redemption code to enter in their own copy of Masoon, where they get their own plan. Subscriptions renew automatically for the same period and price unless auto-renewal is turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends, and are managed in your device's App Store account settings. The lifetime purchase does not renew. Terms of Use (EULA): https://binjamshid.com/masoon/eula.html Privacy Policy: https://binjamshid.com/masoon/privacy.html