Sukoon — Support

Sukoon plays the Quran over calm night sounds so you can fall asleep to it. These answers describe Sukoon 2.0; version 1 differs in a few places, listed at the end.

Common questions

Does Sukoon know when Fajr is?

No, and it never claims to. The alarm is a time you set yourself. Sukoon does not ask for your location and does not compute prayer times.

What is free?

The Quran, for ever: every surah, every reciter, Ruqyah, and how each night is read. A free night plays in Quran only: the recitation over Sukoon's picture, or a picture of your own. Up to five nights are free.

What does Sukoon Pro add?

Twelve places that move, each with its own sounds; a sound added under any night; as many nights as you like; and whole reciters kept on your phone. Pro is a yearly or monthly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase that Family Sharing shares with your family.

Which nights play without Pro?

The first five nights in your list, each as Quran only: a night made in Quran only plays as it is, and a night set in a place offers Play as Quran only. Drag a night by its handle on Home to choose which five. Every night stays yours to open, edit, reorder and delete.

My subscription ended

A night that is playing is never stopped. After that, the first five nights in your list keep playing as Quran only, as above. Renew whenever you like from the plan card at the top of Settings.

I bought Pro on another iPhone or iPad

Sign in to the same Apple Account and Pro usually appears on its own. If it doesn't, open Settings → See Sukoon Pro and tap Restore purchase at the bottom.

How do I cancel Sukoon Pro?

For a subscription: open the Settings app, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends and you are not charged again. The lifetime purchase never renews, so there is nothing to cancel.

Why is there no alarm on my iPhone?

Sukoon's alarm rings through iOS's own alarms, which arrived in iOS 26. On iOS 17 to 25 there is no alarm; everything else works.

How do reminders work?

Turn them on in Settings → Notifications: a bedtime reminder at the time you choose, and a note when a long download finishes. Nothing is sent between a night's first sound and the next morning.

Can the places stay still?

Turn off Settings → Moving places. Places also stay still with Reduce Motion or Low Power Mode on, and every place stops moving at lights out.

Where does the recitation come from?

From the public archives that host it — everyayah.com and Quran.com. The reciters, sounds, films and photographs are credited in the app, under Settings → Sounds and pictures.

The recitation stops partway through

A night plays from files fetched as it goes. If the connection drops, playback waits and then carries on. Keep the night on your phone to avoid it entirely: New night has a switch for it, and Settings → Downloads and storage shows everything kept.

Still on version 1?

• Restore a purchase is in Settings.
• Lantern sill is a free place, and your own photograph as a place is part of Pro.
• A night whose place is part of Pro does not start again once a subscription ends; a night in a free place plays for ever.
• The alarm rings on every iOS version the app supports.

Still stuck?

Write to mukashi.dev@gmail.com. In the app, Settings → Send feedback adds your app version, device and iOS version for you. Replies usually come within two days.