# Takallam AI — user reviews

> 26 indexed App Store user reviews of Takallam AI by Takallam Ltd, rated 4.70/5 from 424 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/takallam-ai/id6748652105/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/takallam-ai/id6748652105.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 372 · 4★ 19 · 3★ 14 · 2★ 5 · 1★ 14

## Newest reviews (7 of 26)

### 5/5 — Favorite learning app

*2026-05-11*

I can finally understand what I'm saying in Salah. I've tried so many apps, but Takallam is the only one that actually clicked for me.

### 5/5 — No need for live tutor!

*2026-05-01*

I've finally found an app that actually eliminates the need for a live tutor! I love the variety of learning activities and especially the AI conversations. I hope it expands to other languages honestly.

### 5/5 — Good App but..

*2026-04-16*

Very good and fun App to learn efficiently but lesson 4.2 is stuck loading for me and i can’t go further.

**Developer response:** Wa alaikum salam Destroyerxyx, jazak Allah khair for flagging this! 
That loading bug on lesson 4.2 has been fixed in the latest update - please grab the latest update and you should be able to continue right where you left off. If anything else trips you up, email us at support@takallam.ai and we'll jump on it.

### 5/5 — This app is so helpful!!

*2026-03-22*

I’m trying to relearn arabic and this app has made it so easy for me, highly recommend.

**Developer response:** Jazak Allah khair - this honestly made our day. Relearning Arabic is such a meaningful journey, and we're so grateful to be a small part of yours.
If there's ever anything you'd love to see in the app, hit us at support@takallam.ai we read every message.

### 5/5 — The App is brilliant!

*2026-02-24*

It's a really good app for who wants to learn Arabic and beginner friendly as well.

**Developer response:** Jazak Allah khair, Ahnafx10! Making Arabic feel approachable for beginners is exactly what we set out to do, so this means a lot. If you ever hit a moment where something could be clearer or you want to see a new feature, drop us a line at support@takallam.ai; we'd love to hear from you.

### 5/5 — Jesus

*2026-02-19*

I need to be honest.

I hate learning Arabic.

Not in a dramatic poetic way.  
In a very real, very stubborn, “my brain immediately wants snacks instead” kind of way.

Every time I try, one of three things happens:

1. I suddenly remember I should reorganize my entire life.  
2. I decide sleep is actually very important for my future.  
3. My ADHD says, “What if instead… we simply ✨don’t✨?”

So my expectations for this app were… low.  
Like “I’ll open it for 30 seconds, feel guilty, and close it” low.

I opened it while getting into bed.  
You know… the classic ‘just checking’ lie we all tell ourselves.

Anyway.

Next thing I know…  
it’s midnight.  
I finished a full lesson.  
And I’m sitting there confused like:

“Why am I… enjoying this??  
Who approved this??  
Is this legal???”

Because normally learning Arabic for me feels like: My brain buffering …
 

But this app???

Everything is clear, simple, and somehow… my brain didn’t run away.  
Which, if you have ADHD, you know is basically a medical miracle.

Like…  
where was the suffering?  
the dramatic sighing?  
the sudden desire to start a completely different life path instead of studying?

Gone.

Instead I was just… learning.  
Calmly.  
At midnight.  
On purpose.

Very suspicious behavior from me.

I kept waiting for the moment my brain would say  
“okay that’s enough productivity for today, let’s scroll nonsense now.”

But it never came.

Whoever designed this app clearly understands two types of people:

1. People who hate studying  
2. People whose attention span is held together by vibes and dua  

And somehow… they built something that works for both.

So yeah.

Do I still hate learning Arabic in general?  
Emotionally… yes.

But do I hate this app?

…unfortunately no.  
And that feels like personal growth, which I did NOT sign up for.

10/10.  
Very rude of them to make learning this easy.  
Now I might actually have to become disciplined or something.

### 5/5 — Remarkable App

*2026-02-19*

Just starting out and excited to learn at my pace and on my time schedule.

**Developer response:** Jazak Allah khair, Rushdi! 
Learning at your own pace is exactly what we built Takallam for - no pressure, just steady progress. Excited to have you with us at the start of your journey. If you ever want to share what's working (or what isn't), drop us a line at support@takallamai.com May Allah bless your studies.

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Scam App - do not waste your time

*2026-08-17*

This app does not go anywhere after you download. So please don’t waste your time.

### 1/5 — Another Terrible Language App

*2026-08-11*

Couldn’t even get fully signed up without it glitching

### 1/5 — Subscription Based!!!

*2026-08-06*

I loved the concept till i saw the price actually outrageous you can watch videos on youtube you can use chat gpt and it would do the same thing smh very disappointing

**Developer response:** Thanks for giving Takallam a try, and I'm sorry the price didn't feel worth it to you.

Regarding the chat gpt chatbot can answer questions, but it won't give you a structured path from your very first word to real conversations - sequenced lessons, pronunciation feedback that actually listens and corrects you, spaced repetition so what you learn sticks, and content built by people who know how Arabic is taught. Knowing what to learn next, and being walked through it step by step, is the part that's genuinely hard to do on your own.

We're a small team pouring everything into building that properly, and the subscription is simply what lets us keep improving it and support the people behind it. That said, feedback on pricing is genuinely valuable, and we're always working to make Takallam worth every cent.

If you'd ever like to give it another look, reach out at support@takallamai.com and I'll personally help you get more out of it. Either way, I hope you keep going with your Arabic. 🌙

Livan, Founder

### 1/5 — Its paid

*2026-06-29*

I thought it wasn’t paid, it would be more better if its totally free for the people who really want to learn arabic

### 1/5 — I cant use it

*2025-12-20*

I cant use it the app dont go forward in the decision of monthly oder yearly…

### 2/5 — Very buggy

*2026-06-28*

I got the app two days ago, signed up for the free trial and completed the assessment of my level. The next day I logged in and everything was locked. I tried logging in and out which then deleted all my progress. Did the assessment again this morning and then got 4 screen with an error message. I now am unable to proceed. Very frustrating experience.

### 3/5 — John

*2026-08-14*

Great idea and the course is good. Just too many bugs. And the voice recognition is a nightmare. Can’t even understand me saying Insha Allah.

### 3/5 — Glitches

*2026-04-28*

Completed tasks do not show up as completed. Answers of questions get in the way of the check button. Otherwise good app.

**Developer response:** Salam Issadagoat, jazak Allah khair for the honest feedback — this is exactly the kind of report that helps us improve. 
Both issues you flagged (completed tasks not marking as done, and answer buttons overlapping the check button) have been on our radar, and we've shipped fixes in the latest update. If you get a chance to update and try it again, we'd love to know if it feels smoother on your end. And if anything else gets in the way, please email us at support@takallam.ai
We'd love for you to reconsider the review rating upon updating the app :)

### 4/5 — Amazing

*2026-07-15*

Well worth it

### 5/5 — It’s helping me to learn Arabic

*2026-08-21*

I will give 10 out of 10

## Most praised reviews (9 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Honestly

*2026-08-21*

honestly, I’m really enjoying this app. I like the ability to be able to talk to the app and I’m actually able to read the Arabic, which is something I struggle with as a revert for years.
May Allah SWT reward those who created the app and purify the intentions?

### 5/5 — Al Hamdulillah

*2026-08-20*

Takallam is a great app for learning Arabic! The lessons are clear, engaging, and easy to follow. It makes learning feel enjoyable instead of overwhelming, and I’m already becoming more confident with Arabic. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their Arabic skills!

### 5/5 — Finally talking!

*2026-08-13*

I absolutely love this app! When I first downloaded it I had a few issues that were dealt with immediately by the developers. Since then the app has improved leaps and bounds and it is honestly my favourite part of the day! I didn’t come into it as a brand new beginner but as someone with a VERY basic understanding of the language and this app is really propelling me forward الحمد لله

### 5/5 — Takallam AI Reviea

*2026-08-11*

Great app

### 5/5 — Learning Arabic

*2026-08-11*

Annisa Karida

### 5/5 — Learning arabjc

*2026-08-04*

I hope this apps will help me in learning

### 5/5 — Amazing

*2026-07-27*

I wish i had money because id buy a subscription. i saw an ad on instagram and thought it’d be some dumb app like duolingo, but BOY was i wrong, this app actually has me coming back, practicing my pronunciation. i love the way takallam works differently from how ones like duolingo work (memorizing letters and sentences with little to no speaking)- this app? you learn speaking AND reading. inshallah i’ll be able to pay a subscription eventually because i love this app

### 5/5 — Genuinely Best language app

*2026-07-16*

I’ve used this for a couple weeks now and I’ve seen my Arabic just sky rocket. It’s amazing and I couldn’t recommend it enough. I really hope they do it for more languages. The AI is a game changer

### 5/5 — Weak Hadith

*2026-07-10*

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is reported to have said: “Love the Arabs for three reasons: because I am an Arab, the Qur’an was revealed in Arabic, and the language of the people of Paradise is Arabic.” However, this hadith is considered weak by many scholars.

Why do you include a weak hadith on your app’s screen? Also, if your app is intended for Muslims, please write “ﷺ” (ṣallallāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam) after mentioning the Prophet Muhammad. Please be careful not to confuse Muslims by presenting weak narrations without clarification.

**Developer response:** JazakAllahu khayran for your care for accuracy. You're right about the concerns with the Hadith hadith - it was only on the loading screen, but presenting a narration many scholars grade as weak, without clarification, isn't something we want to do, so we've removed it. BarakAllahu feek for flagging it.

On the ﷺ — just to gently reassure you, we do include "ﷺ" after the Prophet's name ﷺ; it appears alongside the hadith in the app, and we'll make sure it stays consistent throughout.

We're a small team building this to help the ummah connect with the language of the Qur'an. If the app itself has been beneficial to you, we'd be grateful if you'd consider reflecting that in your review - but either way, thank you for helping us make it better.

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