Harf
Children trace the 28 Arabic letters, one stroke at a time, on iPad and iPhone.
Coming soon
Free, with an optional tip.
Sample screen
Each time it opens
The next letter, straight away
Harf opens on the first letter not yet traced. No sign-in, no questions and nothing to set up.
One stroke at a time
Start at number 1 and follow the guide with a finger or Apple Pencil. Nobody fails a letter.
The grown-ups' corner
Behind a parental gate, see which letters are traced. Nothing leaves the device.
What we never do
- No paywall before the first letter.
- No buy button a child can reach.
- No letter shape or stroke order ships without a teacher's check.
Free, with an optional tip
All 28 letters are free. The one-off tip sits in the grown-ups' corner, behind a parental gate. A child never sees a price.
Coming soon
Harf is not in the App Store yet. Follow @qadam.studio on Instagram to hear the day it opens.
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