IqraFlow
IqraFlow is a free Quran reading app. It shows the Quran in the Madinah mushaf script with tajweed colours, word-by-word translation and 125+ translations, tracks your daily reading, streaks and statistics, plays recitation from 15 reciters, and runs shared khatms so a group can finish the Quran together. It works offline, and it is free - no ads, no subscriptions, no payments of any kind.
You sign in with an email address, Google or Apple, so your reading progress, bookmarks and khatms follow you across every device. Once the Quran is on your device it reads offline.
Small daily steps.
A finished Quran.
Consistency beats intensity. IqraFlow is built around one loop that keeps you coming back - gently.
Serene to look at.
Serious about progress.
A calm reading space in light or dark, with living stats underneath - here's what you'll open every day.
Every rule,
in colour.
The full Uthmani script, coloured by tajweed rule - so your eyes learn ghunnah, madd, ikhfa and qalqalah as you read. Tap any word for its meaning; press play and follow along with 15 world-class reciters.
Finish it together.
A khatm shared is a khatm finished. Split the Quran across family or friends, watch everyone's colour fill the bar, and celebrate the completion - together, wherever you are.
What IqraFlow is, and what it asks of your Google account
IqraFlow is a free Quran reading app. It is live on the web at app.iqraflow.app, with iOS and Android apps to follow. It shows the Quran in the Madinah mushaf script with tajweed colouring and word-by-word translation, records how much you read each day, keeps a streak, and lets a group split the Quran between them in a shared khatm.
IqraFlow needs an account so that your reading position, bookmarks, statistics and khatms follow you from one device to the next. You can create that account with an email address and password, with Sign in with Google, or with Sign in with Apple.
Choosing Sign in with Google asks Google only for the basic sign-in scopes - openid, userinfo.email and userinfo.profile. Between them they tell IqraFlow your Google account identifier, your email address and your name. The identifier is what links you to your own reading data, the email address is how we reach you about your account and how you recover it, and your name is what the other readers in a shared khatm see beside the part you have taken.
IqraFlow asks for nothing else. It requests no access to Gmail, Drive, Contacts, Calendar or any other Google service, and it never posts anything on your behalf. Your reading data is never sold and is never used for advertising: there are no ads and no third-party advertising or analytics SDKs in the app. You can delete your account, and everything in it, from Settings at any time.
Full detail is in the privacy policy and the terms of use. Questions go to [email protected].
Before you ask
IqraFlow
The offline-first Quran companion for a reading habit that lasts a lifetime.