Assalamu alaykum, Tarteel team.

Every serious hifz student eventually discovers the same painful equation:

I know, because I live it daily. I'm memorizing the final five ajza' of the Mushaf through successive-khatmah cycles: forty blind repetitions per page, every rep verified live by Tarteel. That's thousands of verified recitations a month. Tarteel isn't an app I use - it's the room I memorize in.

And here's what I see from inside that room: my sessions are hours long, seated at a desk, Mushaf open, mind locked in. The phone in that scene is the weakest link - battery draining mid-khatmah, a palm-sized screen for the Book of Allah, notifications slicing through concentration built over an hour. Not one of these problems exists on a computer. tarteel.ai/webapp reads, tracks, displays - beautifully. It is a body waiting for its heartbeat.

The heartbeat is one button:

I'm not asking you to build a new product. I'm asking you to carry your greatest achievement - the mistake detection that took you three years and 75,000 minutes of training data - across a bridge that is already standing. Browser audio capture is solved technology; your backend already does the miracle part. Ship it as a beta. Chrome-only. Premium-only. Behind three warning labels.

And "we" is not small. Look at your own board: nearly a thousand votes and two hundred comments on the web/desktop request, echoed across a dozen scattered smaller ones, asking since 2022. These are not casual users - casual users are happy on phones. These are your marathon reciters, the ones who generate more verified ayat in a week than most in a year. The desk is where the ummah's huffadh have always sat. Meet them there.

The Prophet ﷺ said the best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it. You've built a teacher that never sleeps. Give it a chair at the desk.

Jazakum Allahu khayran. From Jeddah, with Tarteel listening as I write this - on a phone, hoping this is one of the last times it has to be.