Bring your own curriculum, your own kutub and your own ḥifẓ under one roof: a reader that remembers your page, a vocabulary bank that knows its roots, day-by-day memorisation plans and a spaced-repetition scheduler — with an AI that can build any of it for you, and never writes a thing until you say so.
eloquence matching the requirement of the situation
بلاغةُ الكلامِ أن يوافقَ مقامَه، فلكلِّ مقامٍ مقال.
Your vocabulary entries and definitions
Your books on the shelf
The whole app, right here
Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
The tour walks itself through every part of Saalik, filled with a sample student's library so the screens have something to show. Take over whenever you like — everything below is live.
Today — everything due, in one glance
Lectures, revision, the evening drill, the day’s ḥifẓ and the cards waiting for you — gathered from every corner of the app. Tick something off here and it is ticked off everywhere.
Tick something off — the schedule, the day's ḥifẓ. It behaves exactly as the real dashboard does.
Everything in it
Built for the way this is actually studied.
Not a note app with Arabic bolted on. Every part of it — the ḥifẓ plan, the iṣṭilāḥāt, the reader that opens a scanned matn beside the note quoting it — was written for a student sitting with these books.
An AI that asks first
Saalik AI reads your curriculum, decks, plans, notes and library through 24 tools, and pauses mid-turn on anything that would write. The change appears as a card listing exactly what it would create — 365 rows, 78 dates, 4 words — and only then does it happen. The transcript and the pending call live on the server, so approving costs no second guess and the browser never touches a tool result.
Build a year-long ḥifẓ plan from one sentence
Turn “every Thu & Fri until June” into 78 lectures
Add a word and get its māḍī, muḍāriʿ, maṣdar and root
Your kutub, on every device
Upload your shelf once and read it anywhere: PDF, EPUB and Word, each with pen, highlighter, bookmarks and a resume point that follows you between machines. Files go straight to object storage and are cached in the browser, so a 300 MB scan is fetched once per device and never passes through the server — the sample account in the tour carries books and 6.6 GB of scanned kutub.
Claude identifies the book and finds its cover art
Authors get one identity, so a scholar’s books sit together
Clip a passage into a note and the citation points both ways
Revise with someone, privately
Open a revision room, share the four-letter code, and two students quiz each other from the same deck with both screens in step and a chat beside them. The connection is peer to peer over WebRTC: the server relays the handshake and nothing else — the cards and the conversation never reach it.
Host shares a deck; both sides see the same card
Built-in chat over the same data channel
Rooms expire after an hour, by the database itself
Curriculum
Programmes, years, courses and every lecture — 911 of them in the sample account — with status, teacher, and books tracked page by page.
The classical corpus
The muṣḥaf and the six books, each with its tafsīr or sharḥ pinned passage by passage across 21 sources — searchable in Arabic, loose on ḥarakāt.
Arabic-first notebooks
Naskh typography, inline Arabic runs, whole-paragraph RTL, tables, task lists and a live table of contents. Paste an image and drag it to size.
Vocabulary bank
Words and iṣṭilāḥāt with root, morphology and examples — searchable, quizzable, and one click from becoming flashcards.
Spaced repetition
An SM-2 scheduler with again / hard / good / easy, interval previews on the buttons and keyboard shortcuts throughout.
Memorisation plans
Day-by-day schedules — 365 days and 1,002 lines in the sample plan — with near revision, far revision and weekly and monthly recitations.
Reading list
Books outside the syllabus, with a daily page target, a log of sittings and a habit that ticks itself off on the calendar.
Calendar
One-off and recurring events, ticked per occurrence, alongside lectures and the ḥifẓ plan — a month at a glance.
Push reminders
Web push straight from the server: a nudge before each event and a daily study reminder at the hour you choose. Each occurrence fires exactly once.
Focus sittings
A pomodoro configured to your own rhythm, logged against the course you sat with, charted over the last fortnight.
Annotations that survive zoom
Strokes are stored normalised to the page, so a highlight lands in the same place on a phone as on a desktop.
Installs, works offline
A proper PWA: app icon, shortcuts to today, flashcards and the timer, an offline shell and a service worker that handles push.
Light and dark
Warm paper by day, deep ink by night, chosen before first paint so there is never a flash of the wrong theme.
Search across everything
Notes, vocabulary and the library are searchable from the app and by the AI, which cites what it found.
Yours alone
Every document is scoped to your account. Other students register and build their own curriculum in the same app, seeing none of yours.
Install it
Put saalik on your home screen.
It installs like a native app — its own icon, no browser chrome, no app store. The shelf you've already opened stays cached, so the tour and your own books keep working without a connection.
saalik.app
In Chrome or Edge: click the install icon in the address bar.
Pricing
One subscription for the whole ṭalab.
One student, one subscription, less than a coffee a month. ʿIlm should not be gated behind a price a student cannot pay.
Most students
Sālik
سالكthe traveller
$4.50per month
billed yearly · $54 a year
The whole ṭalab, no ceilings — a six-year ʿālimiyya, a 50 GB library, a year-long ḥifẓ plan.
Everything in Sālik, for every student in the circle
One curriculum, published to the whole cohortin development
Teacher view of who has watched, revised and memorised whatin development
Shared library shelves and reading plansin development
Your programme imported and set up for you
A named person to email
Billed yearly, from 10 students. Your curriculum imported for you at no charge.
Every plan, side by side
Sālik
Ḥalqa
Courses
Unlimited
Unlimited
Lectures tracked
Unlimited
Unlimited
Notebook pages
Unlimited
Unlimited
Vocabulary entries
Unlimited
Unlimited
Flashcards
Unlimited
Unlimited
Memorisation plans
Unlimited
Unlimited
My Library
50 GB
200 GB
Annotations & citations
Saalik AI
2/day · 6/week free
2/day · 6/week free
AI vocab extraction
AI book identification
Push reminders
Unlimited
Unlimited
Revision rooms
Offline PWA
Cohort tools
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in development
Before you ask
Ask within 14 days of your first payment and it is refunded in full, no questions asked. After that, cancel a subscription anytime — you keep access until the period you already paid for ends.
ســالِك
The traveller upon the path of knowledge.
Bring your curriculum, your kutub and your ḥifẓ into one place, and let the plan keep itself. Free to start, and free to stay if one year at a time is all you need.
