# Qurb > Qurb is an iPhone app that locks distracting apps (through Apple's Screen Time) until the user has read their own daily Quran goal, and guides them through completing the whole Quran (all 6,236 verses), one day at a time. Key facts: - The free plan keeps the full Quran reader: Arabic, translations, transliteration, audio and offline reading. - App locking is part of Qurb Premium. The yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial. - No ads, ever. No account needed. - App locking works on iPhone (iOS) only, through Apple's Screen Time. - Apps unlock when the user's own daily goal is done, not after a fixed timer or a single page. - Tracks every verse read, streaks, the week at a glance and reminders at a chosen reading time. - Made by Bootstrapped Labs LTD. Contact: info@tryqurb.com - App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6758667774?ct=llms ## Pages - [Home](https://tryqurb.com/): Qurb: what it is, how app locking works, features, free vs premium, FAQ - [/tools/quran-completion-planner/](https://tryqurb.com/tools/quran-completion-planner/): Free calculator: verses (and pages) a day to complete the Quran by a date, or the finish date for a daily goal - [/tools/zakat-calculator/](https://tryqurb.com/tools/zakat-calculator/): Free zakat calculator: cash, gold and silver (live prices), shares, crypto, pensions and money owed, minus debts due now, against the silver or gold nisab - [/ramadan/](https://tryqurb.com/ramadan/): Ramadan Quran plans: verses and pages a day to complete the Quran in Ramadan - [/about/](https://tryqurb.com/about/): Who makes Qurb and how the guides are written - [/support/](https://tryqurb.com/support/): Help, subscriptions, data requests - [/privacy/](https://tryqurb.com/privacy/): Privacy policy - [/terms/](https://tryqurb.com/terms/): Terms and conditions ## Comparisons - [Best Muslim app blockers in 2026: an honest comparison](https://tryqurb.com/compare/best-muslim-app-blockers/): Muslim app blockers compared: Qurb, Quran Gate, Quran Unlock, Quran Time, Quran Mode and more. How each one unlocks, platforms, and who it suits. - [Qurb vs Opal and ScreenZen: a screen time app for Muslims](https://tryqurb.com/compare/qurb-vs-opal-screenzen/): Qurb vs Opal and ScreenZen for Muslims who want less scrolling and more Quran. How each blocks apps, what unlocks them, platforms and pricing model. - [Qurb vs Quran Gate: two ways to read Quran before you scroll](https://tryqurb.com/compare/qurb-vs-quran-gate/): Qurb vs Quran Gate compared: how each locks your apps, what unlocks them, free and premium plans, platforms, and which suits your Quran goal. - [Qurb vs Quranly: which Quran habit app is right for you?](https://tryqurb.com/compare/qurb-vs-quranly/): Qurb vs Quranly, compared honestly: daily goals, streaks, app locking, completing the Quran, platforms and pricing model. Plus what Quranly does better. ## Guides - [How to build a daily Quran habit that lasts beyond Ramadan](https://tryqurb.com/blog/build-a-daily-quran-habit/): A practical way to read the Quran every day: start small, tie it to a prayer, make it easy to begin, track your progress, and plan for the days you miss. - [How many pages a day to complete the Quran (in a week, a month or a year)](https://tryqurb.com/blog/how-many-pages-a-day-to-complete-the-quran/): Pages, verses and juz per day to complete the Quran in a week, a month, three months, six months or a year, with a clear table and tips to keep going. - [How to complete the Quran in Ramadan: a realistic plan](https://tryqurb.com/blog/how-to-complete-the-quran-in-ramadan/): To complete the Quran in 30 days of Ramadan, read about 208 verses, 20 pages or one juz a day. Here's a simple plan, a per-prayer split, and how to catch up. - [How to set up iPhone Screen Time for Ramadan](https://tryqurb.com/blog/iphone-screen-time-for-ramadan/): Step-by-step: use iPhone Screen Time schedules, time limits and Focus to protect suhoor, iftar, prayer and Quran time this Ramadan, on iOS 27 and earlier. - [How to keep reading the Quran after Ramadan](https://tryqurb.com/blog/keep-reading-quran-after-ramadan/): Ramadan ends, the Quran doesn't. A gentle plan to keep reading after Eid: a smaller daily goal, a fixed time, and a way to carry on from where you stopped. - [How to read Quran every day with a busy schedule](https://tryqurb.com/blog/read-quran-daily-busy-schedule/): A realistic way to read Quran every day when life is full: tie it to your prayers, keep the goal small, catch up kindly, and use your commute for recitation. - [Screen time and the akhirah: what Muslims can do about phone addiction](https://tryqurb.com/blog/screen-time-and-the-akhirah/): An honest look at screen time from a Muslim view: what the Quran says about time, what the numbers show, and calm, practical steps to take your attention back. - [How to stop doomscrolling as a Muslim](https://tryqurb.com/blog/stop-doomscrolling-as-a-muslim/): Practical steps to stop doomscrolling as a Muslim: set up your phone, protect your mornings and nights, and give the first minutes of your day to the Quran. - [Surah Al-Kahf on Fridays: a simple routine](https://tryqurb.com/blog/surah-al-kahf-friday-routine/): A simple, flexible routine for reading Surah Al-Kahf on Fridays: its 110 verses split by prayer or by story, plus tips to keep it going every week.