How to test: pick a range, press Start reciting, allow the microphone,
and recite aloud from the first word. The words start covered so you recite from
memory — each one uncovers as it hears you reach it, and turns
red with a beep if it thinks you got it wrong or skipped it.
Use the eye button to uncover everything when you need to check yourself.
Recite at a normal murattal pace. It runs on a small CPU server, so the highlight
lags a second or two behind your voice — watch whether it stays in the right place,
not whether it is instant.
delay
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server cpu
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tracked
0
flagged
0
recited
0s
choose a range and press start
what the model is hearing
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flagged — tap a word to undo a wrong flag
covered
heard correctly
wrong or skipped
uncovered, not reached
What the scheduler says is due, and the ayat your own error record says are shakiest.
Intervals stretch when you recite clean and collapse when you slip — driven by
measured word errors, not by how well you think it went.
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Passages you can confuse
Ayat you are working on that have a near-identical twin elsewhere in the Quran.
This is the classic slip: you finish one and your memory carries on into the other.
Nothing tracked yet.
Recite any fragment and it finds where you are in the Quran. Works best with
four words or more — a two-word snippet often is not enough to pin down.