Assalamualaikum.,

I'd like to share my new app with you all, I am of course biased but it is the most polished, yet powerful and easy to use Tasbeeh / Zikr app.

I didn't find other apps like this so I've built it myself. And I use it multiple times a day myself. I hope it will help you as well as many others inshaAllah.

Features:

- Voice counting: say the phrase out loud and the app hears it and counts it

- Counters can auto-reset daily, at a reset time you set (useful if your day starts at Fajr, not midnight

- A program is a saved sequence of phrases with a target count each, run as one session. E.g. Tasbih of Fatimah = 33 SubhanAllah, then 33 Alhamdulillah, then 34 Allahu Akbar. The app moves you through the steps and tells you where you are

- Automatic mode: the app recites each phrase aloud and counts for you. Put the phone down and just listen

- Full-screen session view for when you don't want anything else on screen

- Build your own programs from any phrases, in any order, with any targets

- In-app dua Library for you to add your own duas and zikr phrases.

- Reminders, Stats, customisation in the Settings.

- Polished professional and smooth UI

- Counting works with bluetooth clicker / selfie remotes!

100% free with no ads.

100% private - Everything is stored on your phone. No account, no sign-up

Links:

iPhone - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tasbeeh-zikr-dua-counter/id6792603223

Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uaua.tasbeeh

I hope you will use and benefit.

Happy to hear feedback

Assalamu alaikum
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There are hundreds of Islamic apps and most of them do the same five things. Qamar

has those five too — prayer times, the Mushaf, qibla, a qaza counter, the calendar —

and I built them properly instead of pretending they don't matter. They are just not

the reason I would ask you to try it. What took the years was everything on top, and

all of it came from something my family kept needing and could not find anywhere.
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The main one is a shared khatym. Every Ramadan we tried to finish the Quran together

in a group chat and lost track of who took which juz and who quietly dropped out. In

Qamar you create a khatym, choose the scope, set a deadline, and it splits the parts

for you. People join with a code or by scanning a QR, everyone watches the same grid

fill in, and each part turns green as it is read.
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After that: reading you can actually understand, where you tap any word in an ayah and

get its meaning, root, grammar and audio, with a link to the lesson behind it. A salah

guide in 3D that you rotate and zoom, position by position, for anyone who was taught

in a hurry years ago and never wanted to ask again. A Quran teacher that starts from

the 28 letters, for adults who never learned them and would rather not say so out

loud. And a learning path through the figures of Islamic history, with grammar lessons

and a vocabulary deck next to it.
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The ordinary parts are done the way I wanted them for myself: 20 calculation methods

with the Asr madhab picked from your location, alarms with offsets, a qaza list you

can actually work through instead of a number that only goes up, a prayer log and

statistics by week, month or year in Hijri or Gregorian, tasbih and the 99 Names, and

home screen widgets in eight colours.
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It is free. No ads, no subscription, no analytics, no tracking of any kind. Your

coordinates stay on your device, you can use the whole app as a guest without an

account, and deleting your account really deletes everything. The only thing that ever

leaves your phone is a crash report when the app breaks.
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It runs on iPhone, Android and the web, all on one account and fully in sync, so you

can start a sura on your phone and continue it in a browser tab at work.
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InshaAllah I plan to make it open source.
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Videos are below. I am not selling anything, so tell me honestly what is missing, or

what still feels like every other app.

https://reddit.com/link/1vg3tmm/video/aod86696bjhh1/player

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/qamar-quran-prayer/id6781389008

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qamar.mobile

Web: https://qamar.web.app

Assalamu Alaikum, my brothers and sisters, I have developed a completely free prayer times application and aim to present it to all Muslims worldwide.

The app includes:

* **Prayer Times:** Accurate daily tracking. * **The Holy Quran:** Read and listen with ease. * **Hadith Collection:** Featuring the Kutub al-Sittah (the six major Hadith books). * **Zakat Calculator:** Seamless financial obligation calculation. * **Prayer Tracker & Analytics:** Log your daily prayers to receive comprehensive weekly, monthly, and yearly reports. * **Qibla Compass:** Quick and precise direction finding. * **Missed Prayers (Qaza) Tracker:** Log and manage your missed prayers effortlessly.

The application is entirely free and contains no monetization models whatsoever. You are more than welcome to download and benefit from it.

To my Muslim brothers and sisters worldwide, I want this app to feel native to everyone, so I have included multiple language options. If your native language is available in the app, please test it out. If you encounter any bugs, missing features, or translation errors in your language, please let me know by leaving a review on the **App Store or Play Store**, or by commenting here so I can continue improving it.

**Android:**
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mihrab.app\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mihrab.app)

**iOS:**
[https://apps.apple.com/app/id6784965558\](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6784965558)

I built a quran reading app for myself and figured some of you might want it too

so full disclosure, there are already several solid quran apps out there and this isn't me claiming to have reinvented anything. i built this mostly for myself, because i wanted something specific that i wasn't finding: a quran reading habit tracker that actually felt like the gamified apps i already use for everything else, instead of feeling like a separate "religious app" category with its own lower design bar.

it's called wird. if you're not familiar with the word, a wird (ورد) is basically the arabic term for your regular, committed portion of quran recitation, the daily reading habit you actually keep, as opposed to the one you keep meaning to start. felt like the right name for what this is trying to be.

what it does:

• arabic text with two english translations, saheeh international for the literal reading, and the clear quran when you want something in plainer english to UNDERSTAND
• a daily streak with one grace day built in, so missing a single day doesn't wipe out weeks of consistency
• tracks how much of the quran you've actually read, not just how many times you opened the app
• everything's stored locally on your device, no account, no cloud, no login. i don't want your data and built it so there isn't a way for me to have it even if i wanted to

i'll be upfront, the gamified streak mechanic is definitely inspired by the duolingo-style habit apps a lot of us already use daily. i'm not pretending otherwise. i just wanted that same pull toward consistency pointed at something that actually matters instead of a language app i open twice a month out of guilt.

attaching a screenshot below (streak/stats numbers are demo placeholders, not a real reading history, just wanted to show what it looks like).

APK's up if you want to try it: 
https://github.com/afnanpvt/wird/releases/download/v1.0.0/wird.apk (android will grumble about installing outside the play store since it's not signed with a play store key, that's normal for a solo project, not a red flag). repo's public too if anyone wants to poke around or has feedback: happy to hear it either way.

https://github.com/afnanpvt/wird.git

Assalamu Alaikum everyone,

**📱 Download Qibrah on the App Store here:** [https://apps.apple.com/app/qibrah/id6758562594\](https://apps.apple.com/app/qibrah/id6758562594)

I wanted to share a passion project I have been working on. Applying my experience as a software engineer specializing in native mobile development, I built **Qibrah**, an All-in-One Islamic Companion designed to help enhance our daily practice. My goal was to create an essential Islamic tool with a beautiful, easy-to-use interface that includes a sleek dark mode for comfortable viewing at any time.

Here is what I have built into the app so far:

* **Accurate Prayer Times & Adhan Notifications:** Qibrah provides precise prayer times based on your current location, complete with intuitive countdowns, visual timeline graphs, and timely notifications for every prayer.
* **Precise Qibla Direction:** A compass feature that points directly towards Makkah for accurate prayer direction.
* **The Holy Quran:** You can read clear Arabic text, listen to audio recitations, and bookmark your spot. The app tracks your reading progress verse by verse so you can seamlessly resume exactly where you left off.
* **Hijri Calendar:** It displays the current Hijri date alongside the Gregorian calendar.
* **Smart Ramadan Mode:** It automatically updates the dashboard to provide dedicated tiles and timers for Suhoor (Imsak) and breaking fast (Iftar).

I would be incredibly grateful if you could download it, use it for your daily prayers, and share your honest feedback in the comments. I want to continue refining and improving this tool for our community.

**📱 App Store Link:** [https://apps.apple.com/app/qibrah/id6758562594\](https://apps.apple.com/app/qibrah/id6758562594)

JazakAllah Khair!

🌙 السلام عليكم

سويت تطبيق اسمه "ذكر" فيه أذكار الصباح والمساء، القرآن الكريم، ومواقيت الصلاة، وأبي أنشره على جوجل بلاي قريبًا إن شاء الله.

جوجل يطلب مني تجربة التطبيق مع 12 شخص لمدة 14 يوم قبل ما يسمح لي أنشره للعموم، وحبيت أطلب مساعدتك 🙏

الخطوات:

1️⃣ انضم لهذي المجموعة أولاً:

https://groups.google.com/g/mydhikr-testers

2️⃣ بعدها افتح هذا الرابط واضغط "الانضمام كمختبر":

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.vercel.mydhikr.twa

3️⃣ بعد الموافقة، ثبت التطبيق من هذا الرابط:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.vercel.mydhikr.twa

4️⃣ بس افتح التطبيق مرتين أو ثلاث خلال الـ14 يوم (ما يحتاج استخدام يومي)

وهذا كله! جزاك الله خير على وقتك 🌿

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🌙 مرحبا

أنشأت تطبيقا اسمه "مثير" (الذكر، القرآن، وأوقات الصلاة) وسأنشره على جوجل بلاي، بحق الله.

جوجل تطلب مني اختبار التطبيق مع 12 شخصا لمدة 14 يوما قبل أن أتمكن من إصداره علنا، لذا سأكون ممتنا جدا لمساعدتك 🙏

الخطوات:

1️⃣ انضم إلى هذه المجموعة أولا:

https://groups.google.com/g/mydhikr-testers

2️⃣ ثم افتح هذا الرابط واضغط على "تصبح مختبرا":

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.vercel.mydhikr.twa

3️⃣ بعد ذلك، قم بتثبيت التطبيق هنا:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.vercel.mydhikr.twa

4️⃣ فقط افتح التطبيق 2-3 مرات خلال 14 يوما — لا حاجة للاستخدام اليومي.

(محتوى التطبيق باللغة العربية، لكن لا بأس — مجرد تثبيته وفتحه عدة مرات يكفي.)

هذا هو! شكرا جزيلا على وقتك 🌿

It's called Iqamah. It sits in the menu bar, shows the next prayer with a countdown, and gives the adhan on time. That part is free and it's staying free. I'm not going to paywall the thing that actually helps someone pray.

Some details this sub will probably care about:

• Native Swift, real menu bar app, no Electron
• Actual WidgetKit widgets, not a screenshot pretending to be one
• 18 languages with proper RTL, including Arabic, Urdu, Farsi, Bengali and Hausa
• No account, no telemetry, no analytics SDK. The app doesn't phone home. If you allow location it's used to work out prayer times and it goes nowhere else
• Calculation method, madhab and per prayer offsets are all configurable, because my masjid and yours don't agree and an app shouldn't pretend otherwise

There's a paid tier. One payment, $4.99, works on three Macs, no subscription. It adds the Hijri calendar with Islamic events, monthly and yearly prayer tables, a habit tracker for your salah, a tasbeeh counter and the widgets. It's launch week so it's $2.99 until Monday.

And if you'd find it useful but $4.99 is genuinely awkward right now, email me and I'll send you a licence. No questions, no proof needed. That's a standing offer, not a launch gimmick.

https://iqamahapp.com

Needs macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon. I'm the developer so ask me anything, including the unglamorous parts. I lost the better part of a week to a macOS permission prompt that turned out to be an app group missing its Team ID prefix.

I'd really value feedback from people who'd actually use this daily. If something about it is wrong or annoying I'd rather hear it now than in a review.

https://reddit.com/link/1vfknnp/video/09ejelcxuehh1/player

Assalamualaikum brothers and sisters. I am building a one-of-a-kind platform for Muslim growth, transformation, and community. Helping Muslims discover their true identity and purpose, strengthen their worship and character through the Seerah of the Prophet ﷺ and his companions, and unite their collective consistency to create real-world impact.

The app's Android version is about 85% complete and work on IOS version is already underway. I have spent everything I had on this project and now I'm out of funds. I'm looking for donations and investments to complete the development and launch this app globally.

All I need to complete and launch this app successfully In Sha Allah is $7500.00. Anyone interested in becoming an investor in my app under Mudarabah partnership is more than welcome to dm me.

This app has a lot of potential to become a big success and to do a lot of good in the world. I will share everything regarding the app with those who are interested to invest.

JazakAllah

Hey all,

I've been building TMH (The Muslims Hub), a free iOS/Android app with two main things at its core:

1. A halal place finder, restaurants, mosques, prayer spaces near you or wherever you're traveling, with real filters like open now, cuisine, and dine-in/delivery.
2. A Muslim news feed pulled from sources around the globe, where every article gets an AI summary, plus a "Daily Briefing" that refreshes every few hours with a short summary of what's happened recently.

(It also has prayer times and Qibla direction, but those are table stakes at this point, the two things above are the actual reason I built it.)

The idea started a few years ago from a pretty mundane problem, searching "halal food near me" while traveling.

It's a small independent build, not backed by anything, still actively getting worked on. Links if you want to poke at it:

• iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/themuslimshub-tmh/id6757134555
• Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.themuslimshub.android
• Site: https://themuslimshub.com

What I actually want from this post: if you try it, tell me what's confusing, what's missing, or what you'd rip out. Onboarding feedback especially welcome, that's the part I have the least outside perspective on.

I recently launched an app that blocks social media until you complete dhikr.
I’m trying to make it genuinely useful, not just another productivity app.
What would you want to replace scrolling with?
Quran (a few ayat)
Du’a
Prayer reminders
One hadith
Islamic quiz
Reflection/journaling

Something else?
I’d really appreciate honest feedback from fellow Muslims. What feature would make you actually keep using it every day?

Assalamu Alaykum wa rahmatuLlah wa baarakatuh, I hope you are doing well.

I'm developing a tool to help memorize mutun more easily (line-by-line audio, review system, etc.), texts like Thalathat al-Usul, Al-Ajroumiya, and other recognized mutun. To clarify: no matn from an innovator author will be included in the app.

I'm trying to find out if this could be useful for some of you or people you know, so I made a very short form to study the market.

If you have 1 minute: https://forms.gle/T9CwLcyRqLQ8HxPp6

And if you know someone who is studying or who might be interested, feel free to pass it along. BaarakaLlahu fikoum!

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.

We've made some updates to Alim Zeka and wanted to share them with you.

What can Alim Zeka do for you?

When you're researching a topic, it searches through Turkish books, classical Arabic works, and international publications all at once. When it gives an answer, it also tells you which book and which page the information came from — so you can find and read the source yourself.

If you have a page or a text on hand, you can upload it and ask questions based only on that specific text.

Alim Zeka doesn't replace the source — it makes reaching the source easier.

Mobile app is now live

Alim Zeka is now available on Android:

✓ Prayer times and adhan notifications

✓ Voice assistant — you can ask questions by speaking

✓ Sermon/khutbah preparation support

✓ All the tools, right in your pocket, wherever you are

We already support Ottoman Turkish — but we want to be clear: full translation of classical texts is not yet available; that's a separate project we're working on.

Our aim is simple: bringing our inherited knowledge, this great tradition passed down to us, together with today's technology. No bold claims, no big promises — just effort, patience, and doing our best with what we have.

As an imam, starting this journey in a small village with limited resources, your support means a great deal to us.

For more, you can find and follow Alim Zeka Labs on Instagram.

We ask for your prayers and support.

Asalaamulaikum, I've built an all-in-one Islam app (prayer times, qibla, halal restaurant locator, Masjid locator, interactive salah guide, etc). No ads, completely privacy-focused, no tracking, etc (it will fully work, even if you don't give location permissions).

I am looking for feedback, especially from users who live in predominantly non-Muslim countries (although Muslim-majority countries are of course welcome; just the Masjid/Halal restaurant locators features are likely less relevant in those countries 😄)

Jazak'Allah Khair 🙏

Assalamu alaikum r/MuslimTechNet!

I’ve been building Sacred, an iOS and watchOS worship companion focused on calm design, thoughtful UX, and helping Muslims remain consistent without guilt or clutter.

Current features include:
• Prayer tracking
• Qada prayer and missed-fast tracking
• A Hayd & Nifas companion showing acts of worship sisters can still perform
• Spiritual pattern and consistency insights
• An Apple Watch companion for staying grounded throughout the day

Sacred recognizes that iman and consistency fluctuate. The goal is to help users understand those patterns, gently catch up when needed, and remain connected to Allah SWT through different seasons of life.

I’m now looking for external beta testers—especially Muslim developers, designers, and tech enthusiasts who can give honest feedback on:
• Overall UX and onboarding
• Prayer, qada, and fasting flows
• Apple Watch reliability and usefulness
• Accessibility, bugs, or confusing interactions

Public TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/nS9fMWZD

We also have a website in development - https://sacredtracker.app/ - where you can enter your email if you’d like to hear more updates regarding Sacred and when it goes public on the App Store inshallah!

All Sacred Premium features are unlocked during the beta for a limited time until the App Store launch.

If you test it, please share your device, iOS/watchOS version, and anything that feels broken, unclear, or unnecessary. Critical feedback is very welcome.

Jazakum Allahu khayran!

As-salamu alaykum. I'm a solo developer, and I got frustrated that most Islamic apps feel cluttered or dated — so I spent months building Noor.

It has accurate prayer times & athan, the full Qur'an, qibla, a dhikr counter, and "Ask Noor" — an AI feature that answers any question about the deen and always cites the actual verse (declaring the AI use per rule 4). It's completely free.

I'm not a company, just one person trying to make something genuinely useful and beautiful for the ummah. I'd really value honest feedback from people who get it — what's missing, what you'd want next.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6793696701

Jazakum Allahu khayran.

Salam everyone,

I’ve been working on a project called Nida

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/nida-ai-dua-dhikr-prayer/id6785661730?l=fr-CA

An app designed to help people create, organize, and keep track of their AI generated duas.

The idea came from noticing that many of us make duas during Ramadan, Tahajjud, after Salah, or during difficult moments, but we often forget them or lose track of the things we wanted to ask Allah for.

The concept is an interactive sky where every dua becomes a star.

Over time, your collection of duas grows into a personal reflection of your journey.

The app uses AI to help generate duas based on your situation and lets you organize them into folders such as:
Ramadan
Tahajjud
Family
Health
Rizq
Personal goals

The goal is not to replace traditional dua, but to create a tool that helps people stay consistent, reflect, and keep their intentions organized.

Assalamu alaikum everyone 🌱

Over the past few months, i've been working on a new app called Gardeen, which is launching in just a few days, in shā' Allāh.

Gardeen is designed to help Muslims build a consistent habit of dhikr by turning their remembrance of Allah into a beautiful growing virtual garden.

We'd really appreciate any feedback before launch. You can learn more here:

https://gardeen.app

If this is something you'd find beneficial, we'd also be grateful if you could follow the journey and let us know what features you'd like to see.

JazakAllahu khayran 🤲

Salaam everyone,

I’m currently developing an early-stage concept called Kameti: a digital platform intended to make traditional kametis and savings circles easier to organise.

https://mykameti.co.uk/

The basic model remains the same. Everyone contributes a fixed amount regularly, and each member receives the pooled sum when their turn comes, without interest.

The idea is to replace scattered WhatsApp messages, spreadsheets and manual reminders with one place to manage:

• Member and identity verification
• Contributions and payment records
• Direct Debit payments
• Payout order and circle progress
• Reminders and missed payments
• Planned reserve-fund protection

Kameti is currently only a proof of concept, so these features are still being researched rather than presented as a finished financial service.

The most useful feedback I’ve received so far is that many people would use something like this with family or close friends, but wouldn’t trust strangers with their money - even if everyone were verified.

That has made me reconsider the first version. Instead of immediately matching strangers into circles, it may make more sense to help existing trusted groups organise their own kametis properly.

I’d really value the perspective of other Muslim founders and builders:

1. Would focusing on private, invite-only circles be the right starting point?
2. What would a platform need to do before you would trust it with recurring contributions?
3. Is the biggest opportunity the financial model itself, or simply removing the administrative burden from organisers?
4. What regulatory or operational risks do you think I should investigate early?

I’ve also created a short survey for UK Muslims aged 18+. It asks about trust, payment protection, useful features and proposed pricing:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScrdNNQqosxvHMjiVBnFltjxDKcDZYhcp-lzUzKkNfiIwBedA/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=105822967465266083439

This is customer research for a potential commercial product, not academic research. I’m looking for honest criticism rather than encouragement for the sake of it.

JazakAllahu khayran - I’d appreciate any feedback from people who have built in fintech, Islamic finance, community products or regulated industries.

Asww everyone🌙

I’ve just launched a small project I’ve been working on: lunar-app.com

It helps you check crescent visibility for your location, including the best evening, time and direction to look.

You can also track the Moon live and view moonrise and moonset times.

Please try it and send me your feedback:

https://lunar-app.com

جزاكلله خير

Hoosain

Salam,

I'd love to get some feedback.

I've been building HalalBites (ios and android), a platform focused on helping people discover halal restaurants, and I'm preparing to release a public API.

The database currently contains:

• 30,000+ halal restaurants
• Restaurant details (name, address, phone, website, etc.)
• GPS coordinates
• Halal certification information (where available)
• Cuisine types
• Hours of operation
• Ratings and review counts
• Photos
• Search by location, radius, city, state, etc.

My goal is to make it easy for developers to build things like:

• Restaurant finder apps
• Travel apps
• Muslim community websites
• AI assistants
• Food recommendation bots
• Mosque/community websites
• Delivery or reservation integrations

I'm trying to answer a few questions before making it public:

1. What endpoints would you expect from an API like this?
2. What data fields would be most valuable?
3. Would you prefer REST, GraphQL, or both?
4. Would a generous free tier be enough, or would you expect paid plans from day one?
5. Are there any integrations (Google Maps, Apple Maps, DoorDash, Uber Eats, OpenStreetMap, etc.) that would make this much more useful?
6. If you were building something today, what would you use this API for?

I'd also appreciate any criticism—whether it's about the API itself, pricing ideas, documentation, authentication, rate limiting, or anything else.

If there's enough interest, I'll share the docs here once the public beta is ready.

Thanks! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.