90 days to steady salah.
For anyone who wants to stop missing salah. Your day is built around salah, and you watch yourself get steadier.
Day 1 of 90
An example of 90 days, made up to show what Progress tracks.
The first week is the starting point. From week 2, you see the line.
You mean to pray on time. Then the day happens.
A meeting runs over and Asr slips past. Fajr meets the snooze button. By night you feel behind, and tomorrow starts the same way.
It isn’t a lack of faith. Your day was never planned around salah. This changes that, one salah at a time.
How the planner worksWhat changes in ninety days.
Before: Fajr is the alarm you sleep through.
You’re up for Fajr more mornings than not, and you can see it.
Before: Salah gets pushed to whenever there’s a gap.
Your day is planned around salah, so there’s always room.
Before: One missed salah turns into a missed day.
You make it up as soon as you can, and pray the next one on time.
Before: You hope you’re getting better.
You know you are, because you’ve watched it happen.
See where you stand, every day.
Which salah is open, how long is left, and what you’ve already prayed, on one screen. Tap to log it, and watch the day fill in.
How logging works- Sunrise · Fajr ends07:07
It remembers, so you don’t have to.
- At each salah
- A reminder as it begins. Tap Prayed on the notification and it’s logged.
- Last call
- Twenty minutes before the salah you most often miss runs out, if it isn’t logged yet.
- Quiet day
- At Maghrib, if nothing’s logged, a nudge to pray it on time and log your day.
Your day, planned around salah.
Tie Qur’an to Fajr or family dinner to Maghrib, and they move with the salah through the year. Book a meeting over a salah and it’s flagged before the day comes.
How the planner worksMon 5 October · London
Salah times in the calendar you already use.
Subscribe once and the five salah sit next to your meetings, updated every day. Google, Apple or Outlook.
Wherever you’re starting from is fine.
Most people using it are building up, one salah at a time. The aim is all five, on time. Your progress is measured from where you started, so every salah you add shows, and one hard day doesn’t wipe it out.
“…the most beloved deed to Allah is the most regular and constant even if it were little.”
Start free. Stay steady with the plan.
The free app gets you salah times, reminders and logging, for good. The full plan is the ninety days: progress, planning ahead and the reminders that catch a salah before it’s missed. Try it free for 14 days.
Free
US$0 for good, no card
- Accurate salah times wherever you are, with your method and Asr
- A reminder as each salah begins, logged with one tap
- Today at a glance: what's prayed, what's open and when it closes
- Plan today and the next 2 days around salah
- The five salah times in your own calendar
- No ads. Your data is never sold.
The full plan
US$10.00 / month
- Your 90-day journey: watch your salah improve, week by week
- A planner built around the five daily salah
- Smart reminders: Fajr can come through Focus and Sleep
- A sourced Fajr message for what you're working on
- Cycle and travel modes
10% of profits go to Gaza.
Leave your email for early access and pay US$24.99 for your first 3 months (usually US$29.99), with a code we send at launch. It replaces the free trial.
Questions
When does it launch?
In October 2026, on iPhone and Android. Leave your email and we’ll tell you the day it’s out.
I don't pray all five yet. Is it for me?
Yes. It's built for people building up, one salah at a time, towards all five on time. Progress is measured against where you started, so every salah you add shows, and one hard day doesn't wipe it out.
How are the salah times calculated?
On your phone, from your location or a city you pick, with the calculation method you choose (Moonsighting Committee by default in the UK, with Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura and others available) and standard or Hanafi Asr. Far north, where the sun doesn't set normally, times are clearly marked as estimated.
How much does it cost?
The basics are free for good, with no card and no time limit: accurate salah times, a reminder as each salah begins that logs it with one tap, today at a glance, planning today and the next 2 days, and the salah times in your own calendar. The full plan starts with 14 days free, then US$12.99 a month, US$29.99 for 3 months, or US$89.99 a year (US$7.50 a month). Log every day for 90 days. If your on-time salah hasn't gone up, your next 3 months are free.
What else is in the app?
Cycle mode: Private and discreet. Salah shows as excused while it’s on, and nothing else changes. Travel: Shortened and combined salah on the road, explained in plain English. Jumu’ah: Nearby masjids and their khutbah times, so Friday fits around work. Accurate anywhere: Your method and Asr, worked out on your phone. Even far north, with estimates marked.
What happens to my data?
We never sell it and there are no ads. Your exact location never leaves your phone (only your area, to about 10 km), and neither does cycle mode. Your salah log is only kept if you agree to it; if you sign in, it's stored under a random number rather than your email, and plan titles and notes are encrypted in our database. You can export or delete everything from the app.
Where do the hadith and ayat come from?
Every ruling is quoted from the scholars or islamqa.info, and every ayah and hadith from its source, each with a link to where it's found. Nothing religious is written or reworded by AI.
Begin your ninety days.
Join early and your first year is US$69.99. Your location stays on your phone. Cycle and journal are end-to-end encrypted. No ads. Your data is never sold.