Don't let your worship be interrupted

The worship app,
as it should be.

A quiet companion for the five daily prayers — with Quran, qibla, dhikr, and a calendar that honors your days. Built to disappear when you don't need it. Waiting when you do.

  • Free
  • Ad-free
  • Offline
  • No account
4.8 ★
App Store · 488 ratings
12
Calculation methods
25
Interface languages
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Everything, nothing extra

A companion, not an attention machine.

20 core tools, each designed to feel calm the moment you open it.

iPad · Mac · Apple Watch

iPad

The same app on a bigger screen; your records sync over iCloud.

Mac App

Menu bar countdown, keyboard shortcuts, iCloud sync.

Apple Watch

Prayer times, live qibla, 14 complications.

Emanet — a trust

Your data is a trust, not a product.

Other prayer apps have been caught selling location data. Vakit went a different way: your coordinates never reach our servers. No account. No ads. Your data is never sold. This isn't a feature — it's a principle.

Download. Open. Pray.

No sign-up, no login, no password you'll forget. Vakit starts working the moment you install it.

Calculated on your phone.

Prayer times are computed locally from your location, using the method you choose. Nothing is sent to a server to be 'looked up'.

Your exact location isn't ours.

Your coordinates never reach our servers — we only know your country, city and district. For your address and nearby mosques, location goes to Apple Maps only.

Plain-language policy.

Usage data tied to a pseudonymous code — no name, email or phone. The privacy policy lists exactly what is sent, and it's short enough to read in a minute.

You already know what's wrong with the other prayer apps. Here's how Vakit answers each one, line by line.

Matter
Other apps
Vakit
Advertising
Casino and inappropriate ads, shown beside religious content.
Completely ad-free. Not even optional ones: Vakit shows no ads at all.
Offline
Core features require an internet connection.
Prayer times, notifications, qibla and dhikr work offline from the first launch; the Quran and hadith after a one-time download.
Lock Screen
Widgets break between iOS updates.
Live Activity and Dynamic Island; StandBy from iOS 17.
Accuracy
DST errors, limited calculation methods.
12 methods, timezone-aware, travel-detecting.
Devices
Phone only; watch and desktop missing or half-built.
iPhone, iPad and Mac over iCloud; Apple Watch syncs through iPhone.
Design
Dated interfaces; regressions after each update.
Liquid Glass on iOS 26, runs from iOS 16.4. Quiet, modern, fast.
Cost
Paywalls, subscriptions, 'premium' tiers.
Free. No tier, no upsell.

51 tools

One app, enough for a life of worship.

Kind words from real worshippers.

Average rating 4.8 from 488 App Store ratings

Reviews from the Turkish App Store, translated from Turkish.

A 10/10 app.

Whether it's the prayer times shown with those beautiful widget graphics, or the fact that it has no ads and such a clean interface — 10/10. I'm genuinely delighted with it and recommend it to everyone.

Meryem EbrarApp Store
Wonderful.

The cleanest, most usable app you can find. No ads, a clean and elegant interface. The qibla finder works really accurately. The rest of the features are lovely too.

alpaslanxApp Store
Simple and useful.

It's at a higher level than most other apps, games and social media apps. Thank you for your effort — wonderful work. I'm someone trying to live my faith more deliberately, and this app has become my right hand.

h-seyinApp Store
Flawless.

Hats off to the developer. No ads. Serious effort put in. Clearly built for the sake of Allah alone. Thank you.

Keskin2298App Store
A rare app.

May God be pleased with you. Prayer times this well organised, and hadiths given carefully with their Arabic, Turkish and authenticity grading — yet no ads. An app like this is rare. Download it; it will probably stay on your phone for good.

Baalbak9907App Store
Exactly what was needed.

May God bless whoever thought of this. Explanatory, ad-free and to the point.

Sswnn21App Store
The latest update made it superb.

Simple, elegant, useful, fast — what more can I say. Bless your hands, your effort and your heart.

MücahadeApp Store
May God be pleased.

I was tired of ad-filled, paywalled, unusable interfaces. Vakit is truly wonderful — works everywhere, offline, ad-free. Quran, hadith, dhikr, prayer tracking — I barely need any other app.

h.ç44App Store
I deleted the others.

May God be pleased with whoever made this. Bless your hands. It has been so useful.

Çerkezin biriApp Store
The best one.

I haven't seen anything better than this — an app that should be on every phone. God bless the developer.

Bessey ÇelikApp Store
Truly useful.

The app is extremely useful and practical. It should be on every Muslim's phone. God bless the developer.

tolgaliveApp Store
May God be pleased.

Brother, thank you so much for making an app this valuable free of charge. May God grant you your heart's wishes.

Murat KAYAHANApp Store

Honest answers to honest questions.

Yes. Prayer times are computed on your phone from your location, and notifications, widgets, the qibla, dhikr, tasbihat and the Names of Allah work offline from the first launch. The Quran text and translation, the hadith collections and tafsir are downloaded once, then work without internet.
Yes. They're scheduled locally. You'll receive them even when the app is closed. If you grant 'Always' location access, Vakit quietly recalculates after you travel.
Yes. The whole app is free: no paywall, no 'premium' tier, nothing locked. If you want to support it you can make a one-time or monthly donation; a donation unlocks nothing, because nothing is locked.
They're not fetched from a server. Vakit calculates them on your device using the method you pick — 12 are available — and your local coordinates.
The app's interface is in 25 languages: Turkish, English, Arabic, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Danish, Russian, Azerbaijani, Albanian, Indonesian, Malay, Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Persian, Uyghur, Swahili and Fula. If your device language is supported, the app opens in it automatically; you can change it in Settings at any time. In Arabic, Urdu, Persian and Uyghur the whole interface runs right to left. Quran translations can be downloaded in all 24 languages other than Arabic, tafsir in 19 and hadith translations in 7 (Turkish, English, Indonesian, Russian, Bengali, Japanese and Spanish); content not available in your language opens in English. The Friday sermon comes in the languages Diyanet publishes it in (Turkish, and in some weeks English and Arabic).
iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac. On iPad it is the same app on a bigger screen, and your records stay identical across devices through iCloud. Since 1.7.0 Vakit runs on Mac too: next prayer and countdown in the menu bar, keyboard shortcuts, desktop widgets, and tabs in the sidebar from macOS 15. Prayer times, Quran, hadith, dhikr and worship records sync with your iPhone over the same iCloud account. The Qibla tab shows the bearing and distance to the Ka'bah as text, since Macs have no compass hardware.
Yes. With the Adhan option each prayer plays in its own makam: Fajr saba, Dhuhr ussak, Asr rast, Maghrib segah, Isha hicaz. You can also set a different notification sound per prayer. The recordings ship with the app, so playing them needs no connection.
Yes. You can set an alarm that rings before sunrise if you haven't prayed Fajr yet; mark the prayer as done and it stays silent. On iOS 26 it is a real alarm that breaks through silent mode; on earlier versions it arrives as a notification. There's also a suhoor alarm for Ramadan, every day, or the recommended fasting days.
The khutbah Diyanet publishes each week lands in the app; you can read it, listen to the audio recording, and download it for offline reading. Because it is Diyanet's publication, this section appears for users whose calculation method is Diyanet.
All 114 surahs, word-by-word analysis, Diyanet tafsir, traditional Mushaf view, audio recitation, spoken translation, and a hatim tracker. The text and translation, tafsir and the Madinah mushaf work offline once downloaded; recitation plays offline for the surahs or juz you download. The translation is read by your device's own voice — on its own or after each verse — with no extra audio download and no internet needed.
An Activity Ring-style view logs your prayers, Quran reading, and dhikr. You can also track a lifetime of missed prayers (qada) by time slot and clear the debt as you pray them. Streaks and gentle statistics help you keep going, without guilt.
26 widgets covering prayer times, countdown, verse of the day, name of the day, Hijri calendar, holy days, moon phase, and worship streaks. Available on the Home Screen and Lock Screen, in StandBy from iOS 17, and 20 of them on the Mac desktop.
Yes. The Apple Watch app shows prayer times (countdown + list), a live qibla compass, and 14 complications. It works alongside iPhone — no separate setup.
Your records themselves — qada ledger, khatm, bookmark list, reading history, favourite mosques — stay on your device and in your own private iCloud. What reaches the server is usage statistics: the prayer you mark, your daily worship counts, the number of an ayah or hadith you save. Your dhikr list and the words you search for inside the app go too — so we can see where search failed you and fix it. Your zakat amounts and coordinates are never sent; for location, only country, city and district go. All of it is tied to a persistent user code with no name, email or phone — a pseudonym, not anonymous. Details are in the privacy policy.
Vakit

Don't let your worship be interrupted.

Free. Ad-free. No account. Works offline. iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac — iOS 16.4+, watchOS 9+, macOS 13+.