Open a surah, keep your place, and come back without re-finding where you stopped.
Support around the reader
These pages explain how Furqanly approaches daily reading, saved ayahs, offline continuity, and memorization without overwhelming the core experience.
A gentle structure for returning to the Quran each day without turning the reader into a dashboard.
Read this guideGuideHow Furqanly is shaping reading, saved state, and listening so your place is not lost when the connection drops.
Read this guideGuideA careful hifz path built around steady review, readable text, and assistive practice flows.
Read this guideGuideBookmark verses, keep notes, and return to meaningful ayahs without hunting for them again.
Read this guideCommon questions
Furqanly is still growing, so these answers stay simple and current rather than making promises ahead of the product.
Furqanly is a calm Quran reading companion designed to help people open the Quran, read with focus, save important ayahs, and return consistently without clutter.
The current public web experience centers on reading surahs, browsing verses, search, bookmarks, and reflection-friendly reading.
Reading comes first. Furqanly is intentionally designed so the Quran text stays central, while helpful tools like resume state, saved ayahs, hifz entry points, and progress continuity stay supportive rather than noisy.
The web experience is local-first for reading progress, bookmarks, and preferences. Mobile beta work is expanding offline Quran text, downloaded audio, and continuity features for readers who need dependable access away from a connection.
As of April 2026, Android and iPhone builds are in beta testing. The web reader is available now, and the apps page includes the current status and beta access route.
Tajweed and tarteel features should be described carefully as assistive beta work, not as authoritative correction. Furqanly is being built with a trust-first approach, so uncertain feedback should never be presented as certainty.