Hear your own recitation
Record your recitation verse by verse from the mushaf, play it back for revision, and see which verses you have already recited.

Three things you can do
- Record straight from the mushaf page; the verse moves on automatically when you pause.
- Play your recordings back verse by verse to compare them with a reciter's recitation.
- Publish your best recitation as a Public Share that fellow users can listen to.
Record from the mushaf, not a blank screen
Open a page, tap record, recite. The app listens for your pauses and moves to the next verse, so your hands can stay on the Quran stand.
Start recording
Revise with your own ears
Play your recording verse by verse, repeat the parts that need work, and set it beside a reciter's recitation to hear the difference.
Listen back
Share if you want to, not if you don't
Recordings are stored on your device. Only a recitation you choose to publish as a Public Share is uploaded, up to three minutes long, and you can withdraw it at any time.
Download and try sharing
Recording privacy
The microphone is only active during a recitation session. Recordings stay in the app's private storage and are never used to train anything. Public Shares are moderated; listeners can report an inappropriate recitation, and the publisher can withdraw it at any time.
Frequently asked questions
Who can hear my recordings?
Only you, unless you publish one yourself as a Public Share. A Public Share is shown in the app to other signed-in users, and its audio file is stored at a public address, so anyone who has the link can play it.
Can recordings be deleted?
Yes. Recordings on your device can be deleted at any time from within the app. You can withdraw a Public Share, and its audio is deleted from the server too.
Do I need an account to record?
No. Recording and playback work without an account. An account (sign in with Google or email) is only needed to publish a Public Share.
Does the app grade my tajweed?
Not yet. Utluma helps you hear your own recitation and compare it with a reciter; the assessment stays with you or your teacher.
Record your first recitation
Get Utluma, open your favourite surah, and tap record.