30 days by juz
One juz a day, following the traditional 30 parts — the classic month-long reading (e.g. in Ramadan).
Reading plans
Read the whole Quran, a little each day
Read the whole Quran in 30 days by juz, or in 60 days or a year with daily portions balanced by word count. Tick off each day, keep a streak and reschedule missed days. Saved only in this browser.
Choose a plan
Juz Amma in 30 days
Surahs 78–114, the short surahs, over 30 days — a gentle start, good for memorizing.
Whole Quran in 60 days
The whole Quran in 60 days, daily portions balanced by word count.
Whole Quran in a year
A few minutes a day — the whole Quran once in a year.
Custom plan
Pick a range of surahs and the number of days.
How the days are split
The 30-day plan follows the traditional juz boundaries (2:142, 2:253, …). The others count the Arabic words and cut at verse boundaries so every day is about the same length; a day may run across two surahs. Records stay in this browser and can be exported and imported.
Daily reminder
When it is on, opening this site (or the app on your home screen) shows one notification on this device if today's reading or review cards are not done yet. Once a day at most.
To be clear: there is no push server. If you installed the app on your home screen (for example Chrome on Android) and the browser allows it, a reminder can also appear about once a day (8 am–9 pm) on days you do not open the site — created on the device itself. The browser decides when, and some days it may not come. For a fixed time, use your phone's clock alarm as well.