Quick Maffs vs Tilawa App

QuickMaffs is a simple mental math app with NO ADS or PAYWALLS! Perfect for students, Quant finance interviews, or anyone who wants to improve their math skills. Features include 13 game modes of various arithmetic types, each customizable with tailored difficulty levels. Modes: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, squaring, doubling, halving, linear equations, quadratic equations, equation systems, mean, percentages and trigonometry. (This app is designed and maintained by Andrew Martin.)

Tilawa connects Qur’an students with verified teachers for private, live, one-to-one voice sessions. Learn and practise: • Qur’an recitation • Tajweed and pronunciations • Hifz and memorisation • Qaida and beginner reading Open Tilawa when you are ready to learn, find an available teacher, and request a session. When the teacher accepts, you connect through a real-time audio call for recitation, correction, and guidance. Built around privacy: • Sessions are voice-only • Calls are not recorded or transcribed • Audio flows directly between participants • Students and teachers are matched according to Tilawa’s gender-segregation policy • Accounts and associated data can be deleted inside the app Tilawa also includes a Qur’an reader, recitation playback, adhkar, session history, teacher profiles, and learning preferences. Teachers volunteer their time as sadaqah jariyah and are compensated for periodic phone repairs and data purchases. Learning-minute bundles help cover the infrastructure required to operate the platform. Tilawa is initially focused on connecting learners with teachers in Ghana while welcoming students from other regions.