Rifaq is an Arabic app designed to help you build habits and accomplish daily tasks, but not alone: create a group with your friends, family, or colleagues, share tasks you want everyone to see, and compete daily on a leaderboard that updates with each completed task.
📅 Your Day in One Screen
• The "Today" screen displays only what's due today, organized by time.
• Clear Recurrence: Daily, specific days of the week (days to seven), or a specific date.
• Mark a task as completed with a single tap, and a weekly progress bar shows you where you stand.
• Each task has a customizable time and duration, and you can add it to your device's calendar.
🤝 Friendly Accountability with Your Friends
• Create a group and invite your friends with an invite link, code, or email.
• Choose which groups to share each task with—what you don't share remains completely private.
• A daily leaderboard displays your percentage of completion, and a "Cheer Up" button lets you see which of your friends are struggling.
🔥 Motivation based on your progress
• Experience points, levels, achievement streaks, badges, and a weekly challenge.
• Celebrate every achievement with a stylish, not childish, design.
📊 Know which habits have truly stuck
• A graph for each habit, so you can see which ones you consistently break—not just how your day went.
• Daily and weekly habits in two tabs: by week, month, or year.
📱 Four home screen widgets
• Today's Tasks—Mark a task as completed without opening the app.
• Chain—Your chain, level, and daily progress at a glance.
• Quick Add—Start a new task with one tap.
• Group Dashboard—Your ranking and how your friends are doing today.
✈️ Works offline
• Your daily tasks and achievements are saved on your device and automatically sync when you reconnect.
🇸🇦 Arabic First
• A fully right-to-left interface, dates and numbers in your language, and an eye-friendly night mode.
🔑 Passwordless Login
• Verification code via email, Google, Apple, or Facebook. No more forgotten or stolen passwords.
🔔 Reminders That Motivate, Not Disturb
• Reminders that work at your own pace: every 2, 3, 4, or 6 hours, or just in the morning, or turn them off completely.
• Complete silence during your sleep hours, and separate control for each type of alert.
Companions — habits built with your friends.