Android phone
On Google PlayMiqa, our prayer times app, is on Google Play.
Applications
Islamic apps for daily life
These are the apps we make for Muslims to use each day, for prayer, for recitation and for study. Each one is shown as it is, with its status beside it, so you can see which you can install and which are still on the way.
On Google PlayMiqaمِيقَا
Prayer times in a ring around your phone's camera, worked out on the phone and shown without ads.Meet Miqa
In testingMirtalمرتل
An Android app that follows a Quran recitation on your phone and helps you share it by ayah.Meet Mirtal
Coming soonSijillسِجِلّ
A study platform for students of Islamic knowledge and their teachers, to keep the record of what they study.Meet Sijill
Where our apps run
Our apps start on Android phones, and the iPhone and the computer come next. Point at a device to take it apart, or choose an app to see it on the glass.
iPhone
Coming soonMiqa for the iPhone is coming soon.
Computer
Miqa, our prayer times app, on a computer screen.
How we build our apps
Miqa and Mirtal do their work on your phone, with no internet permission, no account, no ads and no code that tracks you. Sijill is a web app for study, so it will have accounts, and it is designed to be private by default, so that even the people who run it cannot read your private notes. Our privacy policy sets out, app by app, what each one keeps and where it keeps it.