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No. Wird has no accounts and no sign-up. Just open it and read.

Yes, the entire Quran is on your device for reading, you never need an internet connection. The optional listening khatma needs a one-time download per reciter (Wi-Fi is best), then it plays fully offline too.

If your khatma jumped ahead by accident, open Browse, choose Sūrat al-Fātiḥah, and start your khatma from there. That sets you back to the beginning while keeping your streak.

Almost entirely. Your name, reading, and progress stay on your phone, and Wird has no accounts and never sells or tracks you. To improve the app, Wird sends anonymous, aggregate usage counts: which features are used, tied only to a random ID, never to you. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Optional. Choose how many days you'd like to finish a khatma in, and Wird works out your daily wird. With a pace set, the home ring shows two arcs: your overall khatma progress and, brighter, today's portion. It's always a gentle guide, never an obligation, and you can turn it off anytime in Settings.

Optional. Instead of picking a number of days, pick the date you'd like to finish your khatma by. Wird works out how many pages a day that needs, and recalculates automatically as you read ahead or fall behind, so the daily ask always reflects what's left to hit that date. If the pace ever gets unreasonably demanding, Wird will suggest moving the date rather than piling on more pages.

Optional. In the reader, save any āyah to your Tadabbur list. There you can add a private note with a gentle prompt, gather āyāt into your own collections, and share a calm reflection card (your note is included only if you choose). It's personal, stays on your device, and never affects your khatma progress.

Yes. Tap any word in the reader to see its root, its meaning and its grammatical form, alongside the other verses that share the same root.

Yes. Wird has a second, fully separate listening khatma: real recitation you play through at your own pace, with the same gentle progress tracking as reading. Switch between the two anytime from Settings.

Abdulrasheed Soufi, Abdulrahman Alsudais, Mishary Alafasy, Mahmoud Khalil Al-Hussary, and Abu Bakr Al-Shatri so far, all Ḥafṣ ʿan ʿĀṣim. Switch between them anytime in Settings.

Tips are an optional way to support development. They unlock nothing, the whole app is already free.

The interface is available in English, Bosnian, Arabic, German, Turkish, and French. You can read the Quran alongside a translation in Bosnian (Mlivo or Mehanović), English (Saheeh International), German (Bubenheim), Turkish (Diyanet Vakfı), or French (Hamidullah). Translations are provided via Tanzil.net.

Yes. Wird is a universal app with a layout built for iPad: a wider reading column, sidebar settings, and grid browsing, in both orientations.

Yes. Open an āyah in the reader and start Memorize: a guided repetition ladder that builds a passage one line at a time, at a speed you choose, with nothing to score. When you're ready, switch to “From memory” to hide the text and test yourself. It's entirely optional and separate from your khatma.

Yes. In the reader, open Reading comfort to adjust warmth and dim for night reading, set the translation's size and contrast on their own, and switch between Night, Paper and Ink presets. Your choice is remembered and applies instantly.

Yes. In the listening player you can set the recitation to fade out after a chosen time, or to stop at the end of the current sūrah, so you can fall asleep without reaching for your phone.

In Browse, use “Go to”: jump by juzʼ, by sūrah and āyah, or by typing a reference like 2:255. There's also a juzʼ tab to step through the Qurʼan by its 30 parts, all without moving your khatma.