Private prayer companion · iOS

Match
your masjid.

Prayer times that mirror your own mosque — the exact adhan and iqamah your community prays, not a generic calculation. ImanKeeper guards your Salah, quiets distraction during the window, and keeps your record on your phone.

On-device · no accounts · no tracking · no ads

The difference

Your mosque's times, on your phone.

Most apps compute a time. ImanKeeper matches the one your community actually prays — four ways, whichever suits you.

  1. Directory

    Pick it from the directory

    Choose your mosque; ImanKeeper mirrors its posted times.

  2. Camera

    Snap the timetable

    Photograph the board on the wall — read on your phone, never uploaded, always yours to confirm.

  3. Location

    Detect it for you

    Near a mosque you attend often? It offers to match, privately.

  4. Manual

    Or enter them by hand

    Plain language, no jargon — set each prayer and iqamah yourself.

Private by design

Your location, your mosque, your prayer log — computed and kept on your phone. Nothing uploaded. No account. No ads. Worship is not a data product.

Three ways to guard the window

As gentle or as firm as you need.

01

Gentle

A quiet reminder at each prayer. Nothing is blocked.

02

Focus

Distracting apps rest during the window. Confirm your prayer to unlock.

03

Committed

The window is set aside for worship and held — for the days you mean it.

Questions

Good to know.

How is this different from other prayer apps?

Most compute a generic time. ImanKeeper mirrors the exact adhan and iqamah your own mosque prays — and guards the prayer window by quieting distraction, gently or firmly, your choice.

How does it get my mosque's real times?

Four ways: pick your mosque from the directory, snap a photo of its timetable (read on your phone), let it detect a mosque you visit often, or enter the times by hand. You always confirm before anything is saved.

Is my data really private?

Your prayer log, streaks and settings are computed and stay on your device. There is no account and no tracking. Two things do use the network, and we would rather tell you than let you find out: looking up mosques near you sends an approximate area, rounded to about a kilometre, never your exact position and never stored against you. And if you choose to share your mosque's times, those times are uploaded so others can use them, with nothing attached that identifies you. Nothing else leaves your phone. No ads, no data sale. Worship is not a data product.

Does it include a Qibla finder?

Yes — an honest one. It shows the direction to the Kaaba, and tells you plainly when your phone's compass can't be trusted, offering the sun's direction instead.

When does it launch, and on what?

iPhone first. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it's on the App Store, insha'Allah.

Before launch

Be there when it opens.

Join the waitlist — we'll tell you the moment ImanKeeper is on the App Store, insha'Allah.