Prayer times that follow you, the qibla from wherever you stand, and the duas and dhikr of the day — in one quiet app, with the athan at the hour it is due.
What it does
The five prayers for where you are, with the next one counting down and a monthly timetable when you want the whole picture.
The direction of the Kaaba on a live compass — and the exact bearing in degrees when the compass cannot settle.
A searchable collection with translation and transliteration. Bookmark the ones you return to.
Called at the hour it is due, scheduled on the phone itself — so it sounds whether or not you have signal.
Pick the habits you are building, tick them off, and keep the streak. Previous days stay readable.
Islamic wallpapers you can set as your home or lock screen without leaving the app.
And in the More tab
Each name with its meaning, to read through or dwell on.
A counter that keeps its place when you put the phone down.
The Hijri month alongside the Gregorian one, with the notable dates marked, plus a date converter.
Work out what is due against the current nisab.
Built for the way you use it
Your data
Prayer times are worked out on the phone. Your settings, goals and bookmarks stay in the app’s own storage and are never uploaded. What is held off the device is an anonymous Google Firebase ID and, if you subscribe, your subscription record — the mobile number your UPI Autopay runs on, and the payments taken. Payments go through Cashfree Payments; we never see your UPI PIN or bank details.
The app does report installs and a few milestones to Meta, so we can tell which adverts brought people here. The privacy policy sets out exactly what that includes and how to limit it, and you can delete your account from inside the app in about a minute.