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A quiet reminder at each prayer. Nothing is blocked.
Private prayer companion · iOS
ImanKeeper rests the apps you choose during Salah, so your phone stops pulling you out of prayer, and it carries your mosque's real adhan and iqamah, never a generic calculation. All private, all on your phone.
Takes under a minute to match your mosque. iPhone now.
On Android? Coming soon
ImanKeeper is on iPhone today, with Android on the way. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment it's ready — one email, nothing else, insha'Allah.
On-device · no accounts · no tracking · no ads
Free on this site
Everything a Muslim checks in a day — the real times, the direction, the calendar, the how. No sign-in, no app required.
Today's adhan and iqamah for your city or mosque, tomorrow in view.
Check times →17,000+Real jamaah times, mosque by mosque, across the UK, Australia and beyond.
Browse mosques →Face the Kaaba from anywhere — with or without a compass.
Find the Qibla →Suhoor and iftar for your city, all thirty days — plus Eid.
See the timetable →Getting the times right, building the habit, choosing your tools.
Read the guides →The difference
Most apps compute a time. ImanKeeper matches the one your community actually prays — four ways, whichever suits you.
Choose your mosque; ImanKeeper mirrors its posted times.
Photograph the board on the wall — read on your phone, never uploaded, always yours to confirm.
Near a mosque you attend often? It offers to match, privately.
Plain language, no jargon — set each prayer and iqamah yourself.
The app
The screens themselves. Your mosque's exact times, the quiet during each prayer, and a record that never leaves your phone.
The next prayer, read from your masjid's own timetable.
Your distracting apps step back while the prayer is in.
Press and hold to confirm you have prayed, not a tap to dismiss.
Photograph the board on the wall — read on your phone, never uploaded.
604 fitted pages you flick through, offline, always.
One verse of comfort each morning, in Arabic and English.
Streaks and history, computed and stored on your phone.
It points to the Kaaba, and says plainly when the compass cannot be trusted.
See it
Your mosque's exact times. Your apps, set aside while you pray. The quiet ImanKeeper is built to protect.
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
A quiet reminder at each prayer. Nothing is blocked.
Distracting apps rest during the window. Confirm your prayer to unlock.
The window is set aside for worship and held — for the days you mean it.
Also inside
A complete offline mushaf you flick through page by page, and one quiet verse to open the day. Reading stays free, and no one is told what you read.
Flick through 604 fitted pages, right to left, the way a printed mushaf turns. Nothing scrolls and nothing streams: the complete text lives inside the app and reads offline, always. Arabic set in the Amiri Quran typeface, whole-page English translation included, more languages planned.
Why pages matter →On the first open of each day, a single verse of comfort in Arabic and English on a paper page, then your times. Chosen on your phone from a curated set of verses of mercy and ease, never during a prayer window, off with one switch. Which verse you were shown is never recorded.
How the verse is chosen →Questions
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.
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.
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.
Yes. A complete offline mushaf lives inside the app: 604 pages you flick through one by one, with nothing scrolling. The Arabic is set in the Amiri Quran typeface, a whole-page English translation is included, and more languages are planned. It works without internet, always, and nothing about your reading is recorded or transmitted. Each morning it can also show one verse of comfort, once a day at most, off with a single switch.
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.
Yes — ImanKeeper is live now on iPhone, on the App Store. Android is on the way, insha'Allah.
Prayer times near you
Accurate daily prayer times and the Qibla direction for cities across the UK, Australia and beyond — then match your own mosque in the app for its exact adhan and iqamah.
Now available
Download on the App Store — set it up before your next prayer, insha'Allah.