Five prayers. One Quran. Your day, in order.
Haqq: Faith & Wellness
Free on iPhone. Built in the UK by Haqq Health.
Prayer × wellness, unified
Your faith. Your habits.
One beautiful app.
Prayer times for your city, a Quran you'll actually finish, and the daily habits that keep you at your best — in one place, free.
- Free, no in-app purchases
- No ads
- Data Not Collected
- Made in the UK
Built in the UK. No account. No ads. Your data stays on your phone.
There is no sign-up and no database of you on our side. Your prayers, your reading and your habits live on your device — and nowhere else.
A tour in five tabs
Everything in its place
Five tabs, no clutter. Here's what each one does.
Your day at a glance
Open it in the morning and the day is already in order.
- Today's ayah with its reference, and an authentic hadith with its source
- A 2×2 glass grid: next prayer, weather, Quran progress and habits
- A daily affirmation to set the tone
- Reorder the whole screen your way
Read it, don't just track it
A proper mushaf, and maths that turns an intention into a daily number.
- Full Uthmani script with traditional ayah markers
- English translation you can toggle, and a text-size control
- Tap the ayah where you stop — partially-read surahs still count
- Set a khatmah goal by number of days, or just type a finish date
Never miss what matters
City-accurate times, and a countdown to the next one.
- Times calculated for the city you choose — never your tracked location
- A live countdown to the next prayer
- Tick off each prayer and build a streak
- A short note on each prayer: its rak'ahs and its window
Small habits, all green
Build your own checklist, then let the calendar do its quiet work.
- Your own daily habits — water, movement, Quran, your daily two, calling family
- Complete the day and it turns green; miss one and it stays red
- A whole month at a glance, in colour
- Tap any day to leave an honest note about how it went
The countdown is on
Watch the number fall, and let the anticipation do its work.
- Days remaining until the month is expected for your city
- Moon-sighting honest — the final call belongs to the sighting
- When it arrives: suhoor and iftar times, day by day
- A Ramadan khatmah plan, taraweeh tracker and last-ten-nights mode
Make it yours
Twelve themes, one calm app
From Golden Dawn to Laylatul Qadr, pick the look that suits your day. Dark themes go dark everywhere, perfect for Fajr and the last ten nights.
Night Prayer
Emerald
Rose
Laylatul Qadr
Desert Dusk
Golden Dawn
The small things
Details you'll notice on day three
No account, ever
Open it and start. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to remember.
Your city, your times
Prayer times are calculated for the city you pick, using the method standard for your country.
Bookmarks that respect real life
Nobody reads al-Baqarah in one sitting. Stop anywhere; the app remembers the ayah.
A gentle reading companion
Ask about a surah and get a short reflection — never a ruling, and always pointing to scholars.
Readable at any age
A text-size control in the reader, for those who'd rather not squint.
Yours to arrange
Reorder the Today screen so the thing you check first is the thing you see first.
Before you download
Questions, answered
Is it really free?
Yes. The app is free to download with no in-app purchases and no subscription. There are no ads either.
Is there an Android version?
iPhone first. Android is on the list — if enough of you ask, it moves up it.
Which calculation method do you use for prayer times?
The method standard for your country is chosen automatically — in the UK that's the Moonsighting Committee. Times are worked out for the city you select, not a tracked location.
Is the AI giving fatwas?
No. It's a gentle reading companion that offers a short reflection on a surah. For rulings and real tafsir it will always point you to scholars.
Do you collect my data?
No. Apple's privacy label for the app reads "Data Not Collected". Your prayers, bookmarks, habits and notes stay on your phone.
Do I need to buy the gummies to use it?
Not at all. The app is free and complete on its own — your daily two are simply one habit you can tick off, if you take them.
From The Haqq Standard
Read more about the Haqq app
Why we built the Haqq app
Prayer times, a beautiful Quran reader and your daily habits, together. The story behind the app.
How to actually finish the Quran
6,236 ayahs, one goal: the simple khatmah maths that turns it into a daily number.
The habit calendar that keeps you consistent
Red days, green days and honest notes. Why a month view changes how you show up.
Ramadan 1448 is coming
A countdown for your city, honest about moon sighting, with a Ramadan mode that unlocks with the month.
Why the Haqq app collects no data
No account, no ads, nothing collected. How your worship stays on your phone.
Bismillah — let's go
Get the Haqq app
Prayer times, a Quran you'll actually finish, and the habits that keep you at your best. Free, on iPhone.
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