Wird is now made for iPad. The whole app is redesigned for the bigger screen, in both portrait and landscape: Home laid out with room to breathe, a wider and more comfortable reading column, Settings as a sidebar, and browsing the Qur'an as a grid. On iPhone, everything you know stays exactly as it was. Plus the usual round of refinements and polish throughout.

Ramadan mode now lights up your Home. During Ramadan, your progress becomes a mosaic of the whole Qur'an, all 30 juz, filling with light night by night as you read. Choose your pace, 3 to 30 days, and tap any night to see its portion. A missed day each week is now forgiven, so one busy day won't undo a long streak. Plus reader refinements and the usual round of polish.

- The Ramadan line is phrased as "arrives for the blessed month" (a promise), which is honest for App Store review since Ramadan mode is remote-activated and won't be visibly on when a reviewer opens the build. If you'd rather not mention Ramadan in the public notes at all, say so and I'll swap it for a neutral third item. - These are fuller than the in-app "What's New" sheet (that one stays as the three short cards). If you want the ASC text to read word-for-word like the in-app cards instead, I can match them exactly.

Ayahs that change your life A new daily companion: each day, one ayah with a short, heartfelt reflection prepared by kurra hfz. Sead Kumro. It arrives as a gentle reminder and opens as a calm, full-screen read. Available in Bosnian, English, and Arabic. Tafsir while you read When an ayah you are reading has a reflection, a small book icon appears at the top. Tap it to read that ayah's tafsir on the spot, and share it if you wish. Focus with a tap Focus mode is simpler now: tap the ayah to let everything else fade away, and tap again to bring it back.

Move your wird to another device Export your reading and listening progress, streak, and bookmarks to a single file, then send it however you like and import it on your other device. No account and no server: the file goes only where you send it, and your downloaded recitation stays where it is. Wird now runs on iOS 18 Wird can now be installed on devices that haven't updated to the latest iOS.

Listen to the Qur'an, as a second khatma, fully separate from reading, with its own pace and progress. Download once, then listen anywhere, even with the screen locked. The reading view is refreshed too, with a calmer layout and an open-book page indicator that fills as you read.

- Sajda notifications: when you finish one of the 15 sajda āyāt, Wird gently lets you know it's time to prostrate. - A smarter progress bar: with a daily pace, Fami bi ševkin, or a target date set, the Reader's progress bar now fills toward today's wird, not just your place in the sūrah. - A quiet word of encouragement: after a reading session, Wird gently acknowledges what you read on Home, with a short blessing, no numbers, no pressure. - The Home Screen widget now matches your pace: it shows today's wird for Fami bi ševkin and target-date pace too, not just daily targets.

• A guided first setup: choose your language, name, translation, khatma pace, and reading theme right from the start. Each step sets the real thing, nothing to redo later in Settings. • Target date: a new khatma pace option. Pick the date you'd like to finish by, and your daily pages recalculate automatically to get you there, easing as you get ahead and never asking for more than a sensible amount. • Performance improvements and small refinements throughout.

English: • Home Screen widget: your khatma ring and today's progress at a glance • Focus mode: a distraction-free view, just the āyah on screen • A pause between sūrahs, held for a moment on the name and basmala • Fami bi ševkin: a new khatma pace option, the ṣaḥāba's seven-day rhythm • A second Bosnian translation (Muhamed Mehanović) alongside Mlivo's • Cleaner reading controls and a refreshed app icon • A smoother animated launch screen • Small fixes and polish throughout

• Home Screen widget: see your khatma ring and today's progress at a glance • A new animated launch screen, glowing in your chosen theme • A second Bosnian translation (Mehanović), alongside Mlivo • Small visual refinements throughout

• Progress check-ins: optional, gentle reminders that check in on your day: a nudge if you're behind on your daily pace, a cheer if you're on track. Turn on from the Daily pace screen. • Tedebbur: save any āyah while reading (tap the bookmark next to Aa) to reflect on it later, or to focus on it while memorizing. Find your saved āyāt under the new Tadabbur tab in Explore. • Softer, glassy sheets throughout the app: menus and pop-ups now show a translucent frosted look instead of a flat background. • Small fixes and refinements throughout.

• A calmer home screen: a bigger progress ring with subtle Qur'anic calligraphy drifting quietly behind it. • Safer "Done for now": tap it and you'll get a brief moment to undo, so an accidental tap never cuts your reading short. • A few more refinements: firmer haptics on Previous/Next, refined Bosnian wording, and small fixes throughout.

Set a daily pace and let Wird carry the rhythm for you. • Daily pace: pick how many days you'd like to finish a khatma (30, 60, 90, or your own), and Wird works out today's wird for you. A gentle guide, never an obligation. • A calmer home: when a pace is set, your ring shows today's wird alongside your whole-khatma progress, so you always know where you stand at a glance. • Polish throughout: a warmer, breathing home screen and small refinements across the reader. Jazakum Allahu khayran for reading with Wird.

A redesigned home: your reading now takes over the screen with a full focus ring showing the sūrah you're on. Maximum focus, zen and premium. New: share Wird with family and friends in one tap. Everything else (streak, stats, browsing and Rukja) now lives in a quick menu on the home screen. Plus a distraction-free reader, a smoother return to home, and small fixes throughout.

- A new Rukja (ruqyah) section: the Sharia ruqyah for spiritual healing and protection, gathered in one place - Two curated readings: a short (diagnostic) ruqyah and a complete one, each grouped by sūrah and āyah. - Small fixes and refinements.

- Smoother reading with translations: each āyah now opens at the top, so a long verse no longer leaves the next one scrolled halfway down. - A redesigned welcome that shows what makes Wird different. - Small fixes and refinements.