وِرْدِي — Wird (Daily Quran & Dhikr PWA)

A lightweight, fully offline Progressive Web App for keeping your daily wird — Quran verses and adhkar you read a set number of times each day.

340 KB · no frameworks · no server · works completely offline once installed.

• Daily wird list — each item has a target (e.g. Ayatul Kursi 40× daily), a progress bar, and automatic reset at midnight.
• Your own Arabic text — paste any surah, ayah, dua, or dhikr; each line renders as its own block in a mushaf-style reading view (Amiri typeface, adjustable text size).
• Tap to count — tap the big button or the text itself to count a reading. Every tap gives a soft chime and vibration. A lap timer shows how long each reading takes.
• Auto-reading — press ▶ and a smooth marker highlight sweeps through the text word by word (40–700 words/min, adjustable). When the highlight finishes the text, one reading is counted automatically and the cycle restarts until the daily target is done. Hold your finger on the text to pause; release to resume.
• Screen stays awake — while a wird is open the display is held on, so the phone never sleeps mid-ayah during auto-reading. The lock is dropped as soon as you leave the reading view. Requires an HTTPS (or localhost) origin.
• Your own recitation — attach an MP3 to any wird (Edit → Voice recording). Press ▶ and the voice becomes the clock: the word marker is pinned to the audio's own position, so it follows the reciter instead of a fixed words/min. One reading is counted each time the audio finishes, and it loops until the daily target is done. A speed button beside ▶ cycles 0.5× – 2× and is remembered per wird. Audio is stored offline in IndexedDB, never uploaded.
• Streaks & goals — "Day 12 of 40 🌙" day-goals, streak tracking with editable starting streak, and a congrats screen (تَقَبَّلَ ٱللَّهُ مِنكُم) when you finish.
• Daily reminders — set a notification time per wird. Works while the app is open on any platform, and in the background on Android (installed PWA, periodic background sync). iOS does not allow scheduled notifications for web apps without a push server.
• Free tap counter — a separate stopwatch + counter tab for anything else.

1. Host this folder on any HTTPS server (see below).
2. Open the URL in Chrome (Android) or Safari (iPhone).
3. Choose Add to Home Screen. It opens full-screen and works offline.

Any static host works — there is no backend:

• GitHub Pages (free): repo → Settings → Pages → deploy from main branch.
• Netlify / Cloudflare Pages / Vercel (free): drag-and-drop the folder.
• Any web server (Apache/nginx): copy the folder into the web root.

All paths are relative, so it works from a subfolder too.

All data (your wirds, progress, streaks, settings) is stored locally on the device — nothing is ever sent anywhere.