Fakroon: Arabic Proverbs Game

This app is entirely in Arabic. Every proverb, every screen. If you do not read Arabic, this one is not for you.

Half the proverb is on the screen. The other half is missing. Finish it.
Fakroon is the proverbs your grandparents said: more than 8,000 of them, from 19 Arab countries, each in its own dialect. Not translated, not smoothed into Modern Standard Arabic. The way they are actually said in Tunis, in Baghdad, in Cairo.

TODAY’S ROUND: FREE, FOREVER Five proverbs every morning, the same five for everyone in your country. Two minutes. It ends in a grid of emoji you paste into the family group chat. No link, no ad, just you and whoever knew it faster.

SIX WAYS TO PLAY • Today’s round: five proverbs, free every day • Solo: a letter puzzle from your own country’s proverbs • Journey: all nineteen countries at once • Proverb night: one country each evening, points doubled • Majlis: the room competes, one person reads and judges • Teams: two to eight teams, one phone passed around

A SHELF THAT FILLS Every proverb you finish is kept under its flag and readable forever, with its meaning. Nineteen countries to open.

NOTHING IN THE WAY No account. No sign-in. No ads. No internet needed. Every proverb is inside the app the moment you download it.
IF YOU ARE FAR FROM HOME Play it alone on the train, or hand the phone around when family visits.

SUBSCRIPTION Today’s round is free forever and counts against nothing. You also get six full evenings free to try the other modes. After that: • Yearly: $24.99 • Lifetime: $59.99, bought once for the whole family Prices vary by country. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The yearly subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel it anytime in your App Store account settings. Lifetime does not renew and cannot be cancelled. Pay once and keep it.

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