Facing something?
There is a dua for it.
Baik is a card deck of authentic duas. Say what you are facing and draw the right card: the Arabic, how to say it, what it means, and exactly where it comes from. Nothing invented, every card sourced.
Free forever. Every dua stays free; Premium only unlocks the tools around them.
Set down what you are carrying.
Money and a marriage. An exam and an anxious heart. Put the cubes for what you are facing on the table and Baik deals the cards that fit the combination, not just one of them. Saved cards stay where you leave them, like a spread you can come back to.
- Nine cubes: rizq, marriage, health, anxious heart, grief, travel, study, protection, forgiveness
- Combine any of them; the deal is scored across all of them
- Your own table remembers where every card lies
Every page, a card you keep.
Each surah card is set like a mushaf page: its name in the cartouche, the Arabic with its ayah marks, the meaning facing it with its source. Watch a page lift off the book as the card you carry in Baik, or drag a page across to turn it yourself.
See all 15 surah cardsThree moves, then you are reciting.
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Say what you are facing
Search in your own words, tap a situation, or tick tags by set, kind and any of the 23 needs. Chosen tags sit under the field, and any one of them lifts off with a tap.
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Draw the card
Each dua is one card: the Arabic set like a mushaf page with its pause marks, the transliteration, and the meaning in plain words.
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Go deeper, or turn it over
Open About this dua for when it may be read and the story of its revelation. Turn the card over and the back is a plain deck back, the way a real card is. Save it, or share it with the source attached.
Ten sets. Scroll to deal them.
Every set has its own colour and its own ground to cover. Together they are one deck of 130 cards, filed across 23 needs, and growing.
For the days that weigh on you.
Steadfastness of heart, pressure, sadness, a big decision, forgiveness. The duas for the life you are actually living.
13 cards · blue suitFor every mile of the way.
Leaving home, boarding, the road, arrival, and the family left behind. A journey held from door to door.
9 cards · rose suitFor what you work for.
Mercy, a clean heart towards others, and the plea that your efforts are accepted. Provision asked for the right way round.
4 cards · amber suitFor safety, seen and unseen.
Ayat al-Kursi, and the duas against slipping, against the Fire, and against becoming a trial for others.
5 cards · emerald suitFor when you say “our Lord”.
Twenty-two of the Qur’an’s own duas that open with Rabbana: patience, a family kept in prayer, reliance, a sorrow lifted.
22 cardsFor the sick, and those sitting with them.
Ibrahim’s “when I am ill, He heals me”, Ayyub’s dua, and the ayat that name the Qur’an itself as healing.
7 cardsFor recitation itself.
Whole short surahs on near-black stock with gold rule, from Al-Fatihah to An-Nas: the illumination colours of a mushaf.
15 cards · black stockFor the prayer and the fast.
Panduan Solat walks the prayer from its conditions to what to do when it goes wrong. Panduan Puasa covers intention, what breaks a fast, who is excused, and making days up.
42 + 10 cards · Shafi’i, awaiting reviewFor the words that steady you.
Hasbunallah, the dua of Yunus in the dark, and what is said on hearing of a death. Each with its own counter.
3 cardsEverything a dua needs.
Nothing it doesn't.
Authentic, cited, checked
Qur'anic text transcribed from the Uthmani mushaf and verified. Every card names its surah, ayah or hadith source.
Read it your way
Arabic with pause marks explained on hover, transliteration for learners, and the meaning in English or Bahasa Melayu: the toggle switches every card and label.
Your own deck
Save the duas you return to. A daily featured dua keeps one card on your table every morning.
Share with the source
Copy or share any card to WhatsApp, Telegram or anywhere. The reference travels with it, always.
Hear the Arabic
Your device reads the Arabic aloud so you can hear the words as you follow them. It is a speech voice, not a reciter and not tajwid, and the app says so. Recorded recitation by a named qari In build
The same deck,
in your pocket.
The web version is the deck today. The app carries it with you: offline, quietly, without ever needing a signal to find the right words.
- Every card offline, including Arabic text and sources
- A gentle daily dua notification, if you want one
- Recitation audio downloads for travel
- Qibla, prayer times and the Hijri date
First 1,000 join as founding members: lifetime Premium at RM129.90.
What a card meant
to the people who drew it.
“I had my viva the next morning and couldn’t sleep. I typed “exam tomorrow” and it gave me Taha 20:25. I read it over and over until I calmed down. Having the source right there made me trust it.”
“I use the cards with my Year 4 class every morning. The children each pick one, read the meaning out loud, then we check the ayah together. They’ve started asking where every dua comes from.”
“Studying abroad, I don’t always have someone to ask. The travel set lives on my phone now. I said the dua for boarding before my first winter flight home, and I knew exactly which surah it was from.”
Every dua stays free. Always.
Premium never unlocks a dua. It supports the app and unlocks the tools around the duas: audio, unlimited saves, guided journeys and offline packs.
- Every authentic dua, full text and source
- English and Bahasa Melayu
- Search, situations and tag filters
- Grid, deck and table views
- Daily featured dua
- Save up to 10 cards
- Share, copy and download a card as an image
- Hear the Arabic read aloud by your device
- 36 collections by feeling and by life, and every journey as a list
- Dark mode, high contrast, three card themes, text sizes
- Qibla, prayer times, the Hijri date and prayer reminders
- Unlimited saves, collections with covers, pinned cards, searchable notes live now
- Memorisation mode, flashcards and your progress live now
- Guided journeys: Ramadan, travel, family, marriage, grief live now
- Every card theme, reading layout and share design live now
- Arabic, verse and source search; cloud sync live now
- Umrah and Hajj journeys gathering sourced duas
- Recorded recitation by a qari, word-by-word meaning, commentary in build
- Offline packs in build
The first five work today. The rest are marked for what they are, and the trial is free precisely so you can see what exists before anything is charged.
Try 7 days freeLifetime RM358.20, two years' worth · Founding member RM129.90 for the first 1,000 · The trial takes nothing today, reminds you 2 days before it ends, and stops in one tap.
Asked and answered.
Are the duas authentic?
Yes. Qur'anic text is transcribed from the Uthmani mushaf and verified against Tanzil, never typed by hand and never generated. Every card names its exact source, and if a dua cannot carry a checkable source it does not enter the deck. Scholar review is the last gate before public release: every card records whether it has been reviewed and by whom, and today that field reads pending.
Is Baik really free?
Every dua, its Arabic, transliteration, meaning and source, is free forever. Premium only unlocks tools around the duas: audio, unlimited saves, guided journeys, offline packs. The religious content itself is never behind a price.
Do I need to download the app?
No. The web version works in any browser today, free. The mobile app is on its way; it adds offline access, notifications and audio downloads. Use the web now, take the app when it lands.
When does the app launch?
It is in development. The first 1,000 users get the founding member lifetime price of RM129.90. Open the web app and you will see the plan and progress inside.
What about my privacy?
No advertisements, no selling of personal data. Your notes, saves and reading habits stay yours. Location is only ever requested for Qibla and prayer times, and only when you ask for them.
Bahasa Melayu?
Ya, insya-Allah. The deck was born bilingual; the BM layer ships with the language toggle. English is first while the Malay translations go through review.
The right dua,
in seconds, with its source.
Open the deck. It is free, and it always will be.