Learning together
Six planned areas: everyday duas, salah, adab and character, Islamic knowledge, seerah and stories, and shared Qur’an learning, with text, audio and clear sources.
Lessons are published only after qualified review.Islamic learning. Family life.
A little learning.
A little more together.
Islamic learning and everyday family routines, brought into one thoughtful space for the whole household.
In development for iPhone, Android and the web
A LITTLE SPACE FOR WHAT MATTERS
Today,
together.
App in development · sample data · Illustrative artwork
Six areas of Islamic learning Routines for the whole household Guardian-managed child access Lessons to keep offline
Designed around family life
For the meaningful moments.
And the everyday ones.
Learning together, a shared day and room for each person, in one calm place. See every feature.
Routines and the family day
Chores, meals, reading time and appointments in one plan. Each routine is personal or shared, and one tick marks it done for everyone.
Reminders are optional and you choose them.Family goals
Set a goal together and add your part. Everyone sees the total, never anyone’s private progress.
No competitions, scores or rankings of worship.Personal milestones
Milestones mark your own effort, like a first finished lesson or ten routines done.
Nothing is lost for a missed day.Children, with guardians
Children use access managed by a guardian: a child mode on a shared device, or their own paired device.
Being a member or the payer never makes someone a guardian.A careful tutor (planned)
Typed questions answered only from the reviewed Darb Family library, switched on by a guardian.
Not available yet. Not a fatwa service, and answers can be wrong.A closer look
Made for family life,
as it really is.
Real screens from the app as it is being built, with sample data.
Routines
A shared day. A little less to juggle.
See today’s routines in one place: who they are shared with, what is done and what is next. Tick a shared routine once and it is done for everyone.
- Personal routines stay personal unless you share them
- Change one day or the whole series
- Saved on your phone and kept in step when you are back online
Family goals
Growing together, at your own pace.
Choose something to do together, like reading as a family ten times. Each person adds their part when they have done it.
- Everyone sees the shared total and who is taking part
- Contributions are always deliberate, never counted for you
- No leaderboards and no comparisons between people
Learning
Learning that belongs in family life.
Lessons are grouped into six areas, each with text, audio and the source it comes from. Download a lesson to read and listen without a connection.
- Every lesson shows its sources and review status
- Short lessons that fit around the day
- The lessons shown are samples until reviewed lessons are published
For guardians
Room to grow, with you alongside.
A guardian decides what a child can use, including whether the planned tutor is switched on, and can read the child’s tutor conversations.
- The child is told that guardians can read every conversation
- Tutor messages are deleted 90 days after they are written
- A second adult becomes a guardian only when approved
Milestones
Encouragement, without comparison.
Milestones mark your own effort over time. They are not a score, and nobody else sees them unless you choose.
- Based only on what you have done yourself
- Nothing is lost for a missed day
- Never a ranking of anyone’s worship
Simple choices for your household
Start free.
Add what helps your family.
A free core stays free. A Family plan for the whole household is planned, and it is planned to be included with Darb One Family. Nothing can be bought on this site.
Clear sources
Every lesson shows where it comes from and whether it has been reviewed. Where approaches differ, views are clearly attributed.
Deliberate sharing
Adults’ personal activity stays private unless they choose to share it. Shared means shared on purpose.
Guardians, not just payers
Only verified guardians can see a child’s learning or tutor history. Paying for the family plan does not change that.
No pressure
No streaks to lose, no competitions and no rankings of worship. Encouragement is personal.
A few things to know
Before you begin.
Can I use Darb Family today?
Darb Family is in development and is not publicly available. iPhone, Android and desktop web are planned. A public release date has not been announced.
Is it only for children?
No. Darb Family is being built for the whole household. Adults have their own accounts and private personal activity. Children use access managed by a guardian.
How will child access work?
The plan includes a protected child mode on a shared device and guardian-linked access on a child’s own device. Returning to adult controls requires adult authentication. The final guardianship policy is still being developed.
Will there be a free option?
Yes. A free core and a paid Family plan are planned, and the Family plan is planned to be included with Darb One Family. See the planned pricing; it may change before launch.
Will everything need an internet connection?
The planned offline experience includes downloaded lessons and audio, saved routines and calendar items, and recorded progress. The tutor will need an internet connection. Device and release testing is still required.
What about the AI tutor?
A limited, guardian-enabled tutor is planned for typed questions using the reviewed learning library. It is not available yet. It is not a companion or a fatwa service; answers can be wrong. The child and authorised guardians will be able to see the child’s tutor history for 90 days.
The next chapter
A calmer space for family life.
Darb Family is in development. Follow the journey as it takes shape, and hear when access becomes available.
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