A prayer companion for iPhone

Make every prayer count.

Prayer times and gentle reminders, the Qibla and your tasbih a tap away, adhkar and duas when you need them, and a small companion who is happy every time you pray.

Free on iPhone. No account needed, no ads. Android is coming soon.

The Mustaqeem Today screen: a green prayer card shows the next prayer, Fajr, in 12 hours 16 minutes, all five prayers ticked, and the companion saying All five today, MashaAllah. Below are tiles for Qibla, Tasbih, Duas, morning and evening adhkar and the Daily five.

ٱهْدِنَا ٱلصِّرَٰطَ ٱلْمُسْتَقِيمَ

“Guide us to the straight path.”Al-Fātiḥah 1:6 · Saheeh International

Why the name

Mustaqeem means straight.

It is the word we ask Allah for in every rakʿah of every prayer. The app is built for the part that is ours to do: turning up, on time, five times a day, and keeping going when a day doesn't go to plan.

From Fajr to Isha

A day with Mustaqeem.

Five prayers give the day its shape. Scroll through one, and see what the app does at each.

الفجرFajr · before sunrise

Start the day on time.

Reminders arrive around each prayer, and the Salah tab shows the whole day at a glance, with sunrise marked so you know how long Fajr lasts. Woke up late? Log it honestly, on time or after its time, and carry on.

  • Today's times, with sunrise
  • Tomorrow's in one tap
  • Simple, honest logging
The Salah tab showing today's times from Fajr to Isha, with sunrise, and the question Did you pray Fajr? with the answers Yes, on time, Yes, after its time, and Not yet.

الظهرDhuhr · midday

The Qibla, wherever the day takes you.

At work, at a friend's house or on the road, tap Qibla on the first screen. A compass slides up and tells you which way to turn, then gives a gentle tap when you are facing the Kaaba.

QiblaDrag the dial

Turn right 34°

119° south-east · Makkah is about 4,790 km away

The Qibla sheet over the Today screen: a compass with the Kaaba marker, the instruction Turn right 34 degrees, and 119 degrees south-east, Makkah is about 4,790 km away.

العصرAsr · afternoon

When it's time, one tap.

When a prayer comes in, Today shows how long you have and one button. Tap it after you pray and your companion celebrates, the dot fills, and the card moves on to the next prayer.

Now · AsrTry it

Asr

Until Maghrib, 19:03

Fajr Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
The Today screen at Asr: Now, Asr, a button I've prayed Asr, and Until Maghrib, 19:03. The companion has his hands folded and says Asr's in. Let's go.

المغربMaghrib · sunset

Ramadan and Fridays, built in.

In Ramadan the app turns a deep evening blue and counts down to iftar right under your prayer card. On Fridays, Al-Kahf, salawat on the Prophet ﷺ and the hour of dua are gathered in one card, with the hadith behind them.

  • Iftar and suhoor countdowns
  • Ramadan checklist
  • Jumuʿah or Dhuhr, your choice
The Friday card: Read Al-Kahf with a play button, Salawat with a counter and the reference Sunan Abi Dawud 1047, and The hour of dua with the reference Sahih al-Bukhari 935.
The Friday card on Today.
The Today screen in Ramadan, in deep blue, greeting Ramadan Mubarak. The sister companion says Make the next one count, and the iftar countdown sits under the prayer card.

العشاءIsha · night

Rest well. See you at Fajr.

Later in the evening your companion settles down to sleep. Adhkar before sleep and Al-Mulk are waiting if you would like them, and your Lock Screen widget quietly counts down to Fajr.

  • Adhkar before sleep
  • Al-Mulk before sleep
  • Widgets and Live Activity
The Today screen at night in dark mode, counting down to Fajr, with Isha ticked and the sister companion dozing beside the words Rest well. See you at Fajr.

Your companion

Someone in your corner, five times a day.

A small companion lives on your prayer card and reacts to your day. Ready when a prayer comes in, proud when you have prayed all five, hopeful when one slips, and asleep by the time you are. Encouragement, never guilt.

The companion with hands folded, saying Asr's in. Let's go. The sister companion smiling, saying All five today, MashaAllah. The companion looking a little worried, saying Make the next one count. The companion dozing, saying Rest well. See you at Fajr.

Brother or sister. Choose the companion that feels like you.Gentle by design. Reminders that help, with no shaming.

Small things, done properly

Everything where you'd look for it.

The things you reach for every day sit on the first screen. The rest is one tap further, never buried.

Qibla tile with a small compass, 119 degrees south-east.Tasbih tile showing 33 today.Duas tile, every day.

Qibla, Tasbih and Duas up front

The three things people open a prayer app for, on the first screen, every day.

The day switcher showing Tomorrow with arrows either side and the times for Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha.

Any day's times

Tap the arrows or swipe to see tomorrow, next week or any day this year.

Tap to countYour total for the day, like the Tasbih in the app.

Tasbih

Count your dhikr with a tap. Have a go.

Daily five tile showing 0 of 5, new at Fajr.

Daily five

Five short questions to learn something, new every Fajr.

Small widget: next, Jumu'ah, 12:51, in 2 hours 3 minutes, with five prayer markers.
Lock Screen widget: Jumu'ah 12:51, in 2 hours 3 minutes.Live Activity: Jumu'ah at 12:51, counting down 2:02:22, with the companion.

Widgets and Live Activity

The next prayer on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, counting down without opening the app.

Premium card: Lock In for Dhuhr, pause distracting apps until you've prayed, with a Try it button.

Lock In

With Premium, pause the apps you choose until you have prayed. Your phone waits; the prayer doesn't.

What it costs

The essentials are free. Always.

Everything you need to pray on time costs nothing and never will. Premium is there if you want extra help staying focused.

  • Prayer times and reminders

    For your location, with the Asr time that matches your madhab.

  • Qibla

    A live compass with turn-by-turn guidance and a tap when you're facing it.

  • Tasbih

    Count your dhikr with a tap, and see your total for the day.

  • Adhkar

    Morning, evening, after each prayer and before sleep.

  • Duas for every day

    With their sources, ready when you need them.

  • Quran recitation

    Listen to the Quran, Hafs ʿan ʿAsim, including Al-Kahf on Fridays.

Questions

Good to know.

Where can I get Mustaqeem?

On the App Store, for iPhone. It's free to download: get Mustaqeem on the App Store.

Is it on Android?

Not yet. Android is coming soon, in sha Allah.

How are the prayer times worked out?

From your location, using the calculation settings you choose, including the Asr time for your madhab.

Times can differ by a few minutes from your local masjid's timetable, especially in summer at UK latitudes. When they do, follow your masjid.

Is it really free?

Yes. Prayer times, reminders, Qibla, tasbih, adhkar, duas and Quran recitation are free and will stay free. Premium is optional and adds Lock In, a Fajr alarm, 40 days of focus with every course, and insights into your prayer.

Is it for sisters too?

Of course. Choose a sister companion, and tell the app whether you pray Jumuʿah or Dhuhr on Fridays. Today, reminders and your log all follow your choice.

What happens to my data?

Your location is used on your phone to work out prayer times and the Qibla. We don't sell your data. The full details are in our privacy policy.

Not getting reminders?

Check that notifications are allowed for Mustaqeem in your iPhone's Settings and that it isn't held in a Scheduled Summary. Still stuck? Email [email protected] and we'll help.

Make the next one count.

Download Mustaqeem free on iPhone, and let the next prayer be the one you catch on time.

Android is coming soon.