Saff
Saff shows the real jamat times your masjid publishes, pulled automatically and counted down to the second. The private prayer journal helps you show up more.
Saff reads the schedules masjids publish on four different platforms, keeps them fresh, and alerts you when an iqamah moves. Pick from the masjids it already knows near you, search any state, or paste any masjid's website and it finds the feed itself.
Iqamah schedules pulled straight from your masjid. When they move Fajr, your phone knows before the announcement board does.
It counts down to adhan, then to jamat, on your masjid's own clock, even when you travel.
Pin your masjid, or pin nothing and let Saff follow whichever of your masjids is closest as you move through the week.
A live qibla compass with an accuracy readout. Travel mode with qasr guidance. Zakat calculator. Morning and evening adhkar with counters. Duas with full tashkeel. Hijri calendar.
Five widget styles including Sky, which paints the sun and moon where they actually are right now. Lock screen included, all customizable, plus an Apple Watch app with complications.
New masjids appear for everyone the day they're added. The directory lives on a server, not inside the app.
Tap a prayer once it starts: on time, in jamat, or made up later. There is no "missed" button and nothing red. Just an honest picture of your week, your streaks, and your daily deeds (Quran, adhkar, sadaqah). It lives on your phone and nowhere else.
The journal is never uploaded, synced, or seen by anyone, including us. Delete the app and it's gone. That's the whole policy.
19 drawers: cities of the Muslim world, auroras, daylight, near-black midnight, a Chicago set, and a few that are just fun. 20 are light mode. The app icon recolours to match, and you can build your own from scratch.
“حَيَّ عَلَى الصَّلَاةِ”
Saff alas-salah: come to prayer. The name comes from that line of the adhan, and getting you there is the whole point.
Announcements from your masjid, events, and the people you actually pray with. Rolling out after launch.