Personal tracker

A hifdh tracker that remembers where you stumble

For teens and adults memorizing or rememorizing on their own. Log each lesson and revision, and set a goal for the part you're working on. Tap the exact words you slipped on in the mushaf, and over weeks you build a record of your hifdh that a notebook can't give you. Free, no school account, and you can sign in with Quran.com.

Free. No credit card required.

Your daily loop · a few minutes on top of your recitation

  1. Open the mushaf to today's lesson or revision.
  2. Recite as you normally do. From memory, to a friend, or to yourself with the mushaf closed.
  3. Log it, and tap the words you slipped on.

What you need: your usual recitation time and a phone or computer. No teacher required.

What you get

  1. Day 1: your first entry, and a goal if you want a finish date.
  2. Day 7: a week on your calendar and a list of the words that keep tripping you.
  3. Day 30: a month of work, with progress by surah, juz and page, and how your goal is going.

The tracker only knows what you tell it. It gets more useful as you revise.

A note for learners tracking themselves

Assalamu alaikum,

If you're tracking your own hifdh, you probably know how easy it is for the record to scatter.

Today's new lesson is in one note. Yesterday's mistake is a bookmark. Revision is whatever feels urgent when you sit down. Old review can slip quietly because nothing is asking for it.

I'm rememorizing the Quran myself, 17 and a half juz in as I write this, so I wanted a tracker that takes the student's side of the work seriously—what I recited, where I hesitated, what I missed, and what I should come back to next.

QuranPortal gives you one place for memorization, revision, reading, Qaidah, and word-level mistakes. Open it, record today's work, and keep a clearer history than a notebook can give you.

Features

  • Goals. Pick a juz or surahs and a finish date or pages a day, and see how far you've got.
  • Word-level mistakes. Marked on the mushaf page, not in a margin note.
  • A calendar of your work. Every lesson and revision on the day you did it.
  • Progress by surah, juz and page
  • Every kind of work. New memorization, revision, reading, or Qaidah.

Questions

  • Do I need someone to listen to me?

    No. Recite from memory, check the page, and mark your own slips. A teacher can join later by invitation.

  • I've memorized a lot already. Do I enter it all?

    No. Start with today's lesson or revision. Your calendar and progress build from what you log.

  • How long does it take each day?

    Your usual recitation, plus a few seconds to log it.

  • Does it work on my phone?

    Yes, in the browser or the iPhone app.

  • Can I sign in with Quran.com?

    Yes.

  • Qaidah? Join a school later? Free?

    Yes, yes, and yes.

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