Five prayers. One screen.
Simple Prayer shows you the next prayer, reminds you before it passes, and lets you mark all five — prayed, late, or missed — from a single screen. No accounts. No noise. No guilt. Free forever.
For iPhone and Android — the app is in final preparation for both stores.
How it works
The next prayer sits front and centre — Arabic calligraphy, the time, and a live countdown — above all five prayers for the day. Times are calculated on your device, entirely offline.
Tap a prayer's seal and it opens into three choices — prayed, late, or missed. Tap your answer and it closes. Long-press “Prayed” to note it was in congregation.
History shows every day as a ring of five. Your streak, on-time rate, and which prayers slip most — and every past day stays editable, forever.
Maghrib المغرب
8:47 pm · not marked
tap the seal to choose · tap again to close
This is the app's signature interaction, rebuilt here exactly — try it. Two taps to log, two taps to change your mind, and choosing the same status again clears it.
Features
Four tabs — Today, History, Qibla, Settings — and not one of them asks you to make an account.
The calculation method is chosen automatically for your country — Diyanet, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, Egyptian, Karachi, Moonsighting Committee, Jafari and more — and always shown by name, always adjustable. Hanafi or Shafi Asr, high-latitude rules, and a Hijri date offset.
Per-prayer minute adjustments (−30 to +30) nudge each time to agree with your mosque's calendar. Daylight-saving transitions are treated as a first-class correctness problem, not an afterthought.
Per prayer: an adhan-time alert with silent, system, or adhan sound; a wake-up pre-reminder (made for Fajr); and a gentle end-of-window nudge that only fires if you haven't logged — and is cancelled the moment you do. A reminder health screen shows exactly what's scheduled and sends a test.
Missed prayers become a per-prayer debt that counts down, with your pace and a projected debt-free date. Estimate an old backlog or start from zero — and if you choose, forgive it and start fresh, with thirty days to undo.
During menstruation or postnatal days, prayers are simply exempt — never shown as missed, never nudged, never counted against you. Streaks continue through. No cycle prediction, no health data: nothing is stored beyond the date ranges you enter.
On-time vs late, congregation (jama'ah) if you want it, made-up misses, and days you never logged kept honestly separate from days you missed. Insights show trends, not judgments.
A smooth compass dial with the Kaaba marked on it and plain instructions — “Turn 38° to the left” — then an unmistakable confirmation when you're aligned: the needle snaps, the label changes, the icon changes. Never colour alone.
Export everything as CSV or JSON whenever you like, straight to the share sheet. Every log is editable forever. Uninstall, and it's gone — there is no copy anywhere else.
Gently gamified
Marking a prayer presses a warm gold seal into the page, and the days add up — because momentum helps. But the streak is built to forgive: choose Relaxed (one prayer keeps the day) or Committed (all five), and either way every log stays editable forever — a mistap or a forgotten evening can always be repaired. Exempt days bridge a streak rather than break it, and a day you didn't log is never quietly converted into a day you missed. Quiet milestones at 3, 7, 30, 100 and 365 days.
No “you broke your streak!” notifications. No leaderboards, no sharing, no audience. Tracking here is private muraqaba, not performance.
This section is set in the app's night-paper theme — the same parchment by lamplight. The app follows your system's light or dark preference with a manual override in Settings; this page does the same, with the switch in the header.
Accessibility
Your grandmother should be able to use this on the first try. So should someone who can't tell green from red.
English, العربية and Türkçe — authored, not machine-mirrored. Arabic is fully right-to-left: rows, seals, calendar and all, with Amiri as the UI face. The app follows your device language and lets you override it.
No ads, ever. No account. No analytics. Nothing to sell, because we receive nothing: your prayer log stays on your phone, and your approximate location only ever goes to your phone's own map service to name your city. Free forever. If the app helps you, you can leave an optional tip in Settings — that's the whole business model.
The privacy policy spells all of it out in plain words — including the three narrow cases where anything leaves your phone. This website keeps the same promise: no cookies, no analytics, no trackers, and even the fonts are served from here.
“Guard the prayer.”
Free, offline, no account. iPhone and Android.
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