A Quran reader that does not make you pick a tab

Most Quran apps split Arabic, translation and transliteration across three views and make you choose. ruhly puts them in one column, sets it once, and leaves it that way.

Arabic, translation and transliteration together

Read the way you actually read. Arabic alone, Arabic with translation, or all three lines. You set it once and it stays that way.

Listen while you read

Pick a reciter and follow along. Recitation is part of the reader rather than a separate audio app you switch to and lose your place in.

Save an ayah like anything else

An ayah you want to return to lands in the same archive as your passages and hadith, so there is one place you look rather than three.

Free, permanently

The Quran reader sits on the free tier and stays there. A library should not be behind a paywall, and this one is not.

See what free includes →

join the waitlist

launching Ramadan. one email, when it opens.