Saff
Questions

Fair questions, straight answers.

What is Saff?

A prayer app built around your masjid. It pulls the iqamah schedule your masjid publishes and counts down to the jamat you can still catch. A private journal tracks the prayers you make. And 220 themes, widgets, and a Watch app make it feel like it was designed for you, because it was.

How is that different from other prayer apps?

Most prayer apps calculate times from your location, and Saff does that too. The difference is the masjid layer. Saff reads the schedule your masjid actually publishes, so the countdown points at the real jamat, and it moves the moment the masjid moves it.

My masjid isn't in the directory. Now what?

Add it yourself. Paste the masjid's website and Saff finds the schedule feed on its own. It reads the four platforms most American masjids publish with: Mohid, Masjidal, MasjidBox, and DPT. Every masjid added to the shared directory shows up for everyone, with no app update needed.

Is it really free?

Completely. No ads, no accounts, no paywall. Saff is meant as sadaqah jariyah. A tip jar may show up eventually, and it will stay optional.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. Prayer times are computed on the phone, your location never leaves it, and the journal is never uploaded. There are no analytics or trackers in the app at all, which is why the privacy policy fits on one page.

Which devices does it work on?

iPhone and Apple Watch. Home screen and lock screen widgets in five styles, including one that paints the sky as the sun moves through it. Watch complications, and an app icon that recolors with your theme.