Disclaimer
A practice helper, not a teacher
Quran Reciter Tutor uses an offline voice model that runs fully on your phone. It will help you improve your Quran reading skills through steady practice — but it is not a substitute for learning with a qualified teacher.
Last updated: 14 August 2026
The model is not perfect
The app uses an offline voice model to listen to your recitation. The model runs entirely on your device.
It is not correct 100% of the time. It can make mistakes and give a wrong answer.
What this means for you
Sometimes the app may mark a correct word as wrong. Sometimes it may miss a real mistake.
Background noise, a fast or quiet voice, or a weak microphone can lower the accuracy.
It does not grade your Tajweed
The check compares the words it heard against the words in the verse. It will not grade the finer points of articulation, elongation, or ghunnah, so a clean result is not a certificate that your Tajweed is correct.
To learn Quran with Tajweed properly, use the built-in rules guide and the reference reciters as your model, and have a teacher listen to you regularly.
Word highlight and the transcript
The word-by-word highlight follows timing prepared from reference recitations. It marks the expected place in the verse as the reference audio plays — it is not a check of your own pronunciation, and it may not be available for every verse.
The “What we heard” text is the model's best transcription of your recitation and may not be exact. Please treat both as practice aids, not as authorities.
Use it as a helper, not a judge
Use the result only as a practice helper. Do not treat it as a final or perfect check of your recitation.
For a true and trusted check, please learn with a qualified teacher (Qari or Ustadh). The app is at its best between those lessons — that is where the repetition happens.
The FAQ explains what to do when a correct word is marked wrong, which is almost always a transcription slip rather than a mistake in your recitation.