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christian visintin · Education · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Harakat Lens — Instantly read and transliterate Arabic text with built-in OCR. Harakat Lens turns your iPhone into a pocket Arabic reader. Point your camera at any Arabic text — a street sign, a menu, a book, a Quran page — and instantly see accurate Latin transliteration alongside translation in your language. Whether you're learning Arabic, traveling through the Arab world, or studying the Quran, Harakat Lens removes the friction between seeing Arabic script and understanding it. KEY FEATURES • Live Camera OCR — Scan Arabic text in real time using on-device recognition. Fast, private, accurate. • Smart Transliteration — Convert Arabic script to readable Latin characters using ICU-grade transliteration. Handles harakat (diacritics), alef variants, and ya forms automatically. • Built-in Translation — Powered by the native iOS Translation API. Translate scanned or typed Arabic into your preferred language. • Quran Mode — Automatic verse recognition. Scan any ayah and Harakat Lens identifies the surah, verse number, and shows the canonical text. • Text Input Mode — Paste or type Arabic directly for instant transliteration and translation, no camera needed. • Audio Playback — Hear correct pronunciation of Arabic input and Quran ayahs. • Privacy-First — OCR and transliteration run entirely on-device. Your scans never leave your phone. WHO IT'S FOR — Arabic language learners building reading fluency — Travelers navigating Arabic-speaking countries — Students of the Quran seeking instant verse lookup — Anyone curious about Arabic script NO ACCOUNT. NO ADS. NO TRACKING. Just point, scan, read.

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