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For marasiya, madeh and nauha
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Find your voice in every tune.
Lehen draws the tune as a gold line. You sing along, your voice appears in white, and plain words tell you when to come up or down.
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Ya Ali MadadMadeh · 0:48
On pitch
The tuneYouLast take
This is the real practice screen, playing a sample take.
Works with or without headphones
Pieces from the MyBohra library
No ads, ever
Three minutes a day is enough
How it works
Three steps, and you’re singing.
No music theory, no settings to learn. If you can hum along to a recording, you can practise with Lehen.
Sing along to the gold line
Your voice appears as a white trail. When you drift, a chip says which way to go: a little high, come down.
Hear it back, then go again
Listen to your take, see how close you were, and practise again.
What’s inside
Everything a zakir needs before the majlis.
Each tool exists for one reason: to help you learn a tune well enough to recite it with confidence.
See where you drifted last time
Your previous take sits faintly under the tune: green where you were close, dotted coral where you went way off. You can see a tricky phrase coming before you reach it.
Coaching in plain words
No cents, no note names. Just what to do next.
On pitchA little high · come downA little low · go upFixed it!
Repeat a part
Drag two gold handles over the line that keeps tripping you up, and loop it until it sits right. Tap a coral mark to jump straight to that phrase.
Small wins you can see
Hit a note you missed last time and Lehen tells you, right then. It’s the moment that makes people practise one more time.
Headphones or not
Practise with earphones, or on the speaker in a quiet room. A 3-second room check tells you if it’s too noisy, and Bluetooth delay is measured and corrected.
In your range
Two short “Aaaa”s find your comfortable range. Every piece then shows whether it sits in your range or high for you.
Your own recordings
Have a voice note from your ustaad? Add it as an MP3, M4A or WAV and practise it exactly like a library piece.
Listen to what you just sang
Every take ends with a player, the way you’d replay a voice note from your ustaad. Hear the long note that wobbled, then go again. Kind words come with every score: a first try is “A brave start”, never a failure.
Beat guide for steady timingPause and start overShare a take on WhatsApp
12days of riyaz
in a row
in a row
Daily riyaz
Light your lantern every day.
Riyaz is what musicians call daily practice. Sing for three minutes and today’s lantern is lit. Keep it going and your voice settles, one evening at a time.
- Only real singing counts. Lehen counts minutes you were actually singing, not minutes the app was open.
- One reminder a day, at your time. Never more than one, and only if you haven’t practised yet.
- Miss a day? Light a new lantern tomorrow. No guilt trips.
Morning7:00 am
After Maghrib7:15 pm
Night9:30 pm
Made with care
Built for recitations, not for a game show.
Marasiya and nauha are mourning. Lehen helps you prepare them well and stays quiet where quiet is right.
No stars on nauha or marasiya
You get a calm “Well practised” and one line on what drifted. Share cards for them never show a score.
Quiet in Muharram
During the first ten days of Muharram there are no sparkles or celebrations. Your progress is still saved.
Nobody is ranked by their voice
Lehen rewards practice and improvement. Your recitation is never scored against anyone else’s.
Safe for young learners
Under 18? A parent agrees once, recordings stay on the phone, and your name is never shown to others.
A closer look
Calm screens. One clear thing to do on each.
Plans
Free to start. Upgrade when you need more pieces.
Free
Everything you need to learn your first pieces.
- 3 pieces at a time
- The gold line, live coaching and scores
- Your last take, to hear and to compare
- Daily riyaz streak and reminders
Unlimited
For Ashara season, and every recitation after it.
- As many pieces as you need
- Every take kept, so you can hear how far you’ve come
- Everything in Free
- Monthly or yearly, cancel any time
Prices appear in the app in your local currency. Subscriptions are billed by the App Store or Google Play and renew until you cancel in your store account. If your plan ends, nothing is deleted: you keep 3 pieces of your choice and the rest wait for you.
Questions
Good to know.
Do I need headphones?
No. Headphones give the cleanest result, but you can practise on the phone’s speaker in a quiet room with the volume low. Lehen checks the room for 3 seconds before you start and tells you if it’s too noisy. Bluetooth earphones work too; Lehen measures their delay and corrects for it.
Which pieces can I practise?
Marasiya, madeh and nauha from the MyBohra library, plus any recording you add yourself, such as a voice note from your ustaad. Recordings can be up to 15 minutes long.
Is my voice recorded or shared?
Your pitch is worked out on your phone while you sing. Recordings of your takes are saved on your phone so you can listen back. We keep your scores and the shape of each take’s pitch line (not the audio) so your progress moves with you to a new phone. Nothing is shared unless you tap Share. The privacy policy has the details.
Can children use Lehen?
Yes, with a parent’s agreement. When someone under 18 signs up, a parent confirms once in the app. Their recordings stay on the phone and their name is never shown to anyone else.
Do I need my ITS number?
No. You sign in with your phone number and a 6-digit code. No password to remember.
How do I cancel a subscription?
In your App Store or Google Play account, under Subscriptions. If you cancel during the free trial, you won’t be charged. Lehen reminds you 2 days before a trial ends.
Your next majlis
Walk in knowing the tune.
Start with a short madeh today. Three minutes, one gold line, and your own voice next to it.
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