The full manual
Every feature, step by step, in under four minutes, with subtitles.
Software publishing
An app that needs nothing.
No network, no account, no permissions. The app installs, it works, and it talks to no one.
iPhone and iPad on the App Store, Android on Google Play, Windows on the Microsoft Store.
Abjad — the Arabic alphabet Available on the App Store, Google Play and the Microsoft Store
An app for learning the Arabic alphabet in abjad order, the historical order of the letters. Each letter is presented through its stroke, its four joining forms, its diacritics and its syllables, with a descriptive card and recorded pronunciation.
The interface is translated into 98 languages. The app works entirely offline: audio and graphics are embedded in the installation package.
| Platforms | Android, iOS |
|---|---|
| Bundle identifier | com.qorlet.abjad |
| Interface languages | 98 |
| Price | Paid app — pay once, keep it. Price set per country, shown in your app store |
| Network access | None — the app does not request the Internet permission |
| Data collected | None |
| Advertising | None |
| In-app purchases | None |
The app on video
On Qorlet’s YouTube channel.
The alphabet, letter by letter
One short video per letter, stroke by stroke. All 28 letters, released over the coming weeks.
In 52 seconds
The essentials of the app, in a short format.
What “offline” means here
No network permission
The published build does not declare the Internet permission. The operating system itself prevents the app from making any request.
No account
No sign-up, no identifier, no password. Nothing that would let us recognise you from one device to the next.
No measurement
No analytics, no usage reporting, no advertising identifier. We do not know who uses the app.
Progress and preferences are stored on the device and never transmitted to us. Uninstalling the app erases them; your system may keep a backup copy in your own account. See the privacy policy.