Surah Al-Kahf
Quran · Single-surah app
A dedicated app for Surah Al-Kahf (surah 18, 110 ayahs) that opens at the last ayah you reached. Read, listen ayah by ayah and memorise it, all without an internet connection.
Product Design & Care
Design that makes sense at first glance, and care that keeps it working.
We design and redesign apps and web products, from user flows to a design system your developers can build from, and we look after live products with updates, fixes and improvements.
Who it's for
- Teams whose product works but is hard to use, dated, or weak in Arabic.
- Founders who want to test an idea as a prototype before building it.
- Owners of a live app that needs regular updates, fixes and someone accountable for it.
Problems it solves
- Users who drop off because they cannot find their way through the app.
- An Arabic version that reads like a translation, not a product designed for it.
- Apps that break after an OS update, or are pulled for missing store requirements.
- A codebase nobody has looked after since the original developer left.
What you get
- User flows, wireframes and clickable prototypes
- Visual design and a design system of components, colours and type
- Redesigns of existing apps, screen by screen or all at once
- OS, store and dependency updates, with monitoring and bug fixes
- Takeover of existing codebases, with an audit and a plan
How we work
For design, we study how people use the product today, map the flows and test prototypes before anything is built. For care, we start with an audit of the code, the store listings and the servers, then agree a plan for updates, fixes and improvements released on a steady schedule.
See our process, step by stepWhat we need from you to quote
- Links to the current product, or screenshots, and what you want to change.
- Who your users are, and what they struggle with, if you know.
- For care: access to the code, the store listings and the servers, or who holds them.
- How often you expect updates, and how quickly issues must be handled.
Built and run by us
In 2026 we rebuilt and redesigned our 17 Quran apps for reading, listening and memorising, offline, in Arabic and English.
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Juz Amma, the 30th juz, in one app: 37 complete surahs from An-Naba to An-Nas. Read, listen ayah by ayah and memorise, all offline.
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Muslim Life: Quran & Prayer
Quran & prayer companion
Muslim Life brings the Quran and the prayer day into one app. Read the mushaf page by page, get prayer times calculated on your device, find the qibla and keep your azkar close. Memorisation tools, more than 150 Quran radio stations and quizzes are included too.
Questions buyers ask us
How are design and care priced?
Design depends on the number of screens and flows, how much research and testing is involved, and whether you need a full design system. Care depends on the size of the product, how often you release and how quickly issues must be handled. We estimate after reviewing the product; we do not quote before we have seen it.
How long does a redesign take?
It depends on the number of screens, the research and testing involved, and how quickly feedback comes back. We can redesign in stages, starting with the flows that matter most, so improvements reach users sooner.
Who owns the designs and the code?
It's agreed in the contract before work starts. We recommend that you own the source code, the store accounts and the domains, and the design source files too.
Can you take over an app someone else built?
Yes. We start with an audit of the code, the build setup, the store accounts and the servers, tell you plainly what we find, and agree a plan with you before changing anything.
Do you design for Arabic and English together?
Yes. Every screen is designed for right-to-left and left-to-right together, with Arabic typography, mirrored layouts and mixed-language text checked before handover, not fixed after it.
From ideas to real impact.
Tell us what you want to build. We reply within one business day with clear, honest next steps.
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