A prayer log for iPhone
One tap per prayer, a history you can fix, and a count that never goes back to zero.
Download on the App StoreLog it, put it right when you need to, and keep what you did.
LogFive rows, one tap, undo if your thumb slipped.
FixOpen any day and put it right, even old ones.
KeepMilestones come out as a card in your colour.
Milestones come out as a card in your colour. It only ever shows what you did, so there is nothing in it to be embarrassed by.






I was forty days into another app when one day I just couldn’t, and it put me back to zero. I stopped opening it after that. This one shows you the thirty-nine and never says the other word.
Arham, who wrote the app
The five sit on the first screen. Tap the one you prayed, and tap it again if your thumb was faster than your brain.
Months of small discs. Open any day and put it right, including the ones from before you had the app.
Milestones come out as a card in your colour. It only ever shows what you did, so it is safe to put on a story.
Free forever
The loggerAll five, every day.
One tap, with undoLog it, or take it back.
The widgetFrom your home screen.
RemindersThey respect Silent.
History you can fixAny day, edited in place.
PauseDays off, no questions.
ExportYour record as a file.
iCloud syncEvery phone you own.
There is a paid side, and it is the card collection, the private monthly and yearly views, and app icons. Paying keeps me building. Logging is never part of it.
Logging is free forever. The cards, the monthly and yearly views and the icons are $4.99 a month, $24.99 a year, or $59.99 once.
Nothing happens. The day stays as it is, everything before it stays counted, and the app does not bring it up again.
No, it writes down what you prayed and when you logged it. The app records, it does not rule.
On your phone. No server I run, so nothing for me to read. iCloud sync is on the list, and it will use your own iCloud when it comes.
Pause takes days off the count without asking why. It never shows up on a card or in anything you share.
Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Karachi, ISNA, Egyptian and the rest, plus standard or Hanafi for Asr. It starts on the one most people in your country use.