Prayer Times - Salah & Qibla

Daniel Vilela

About this app

Accurate prayer times and a live Qibla compass — built on astronomical algorithms, runs fully offline, no accounts, no tracking.

Every Salah time is computed locally from your coordinates using the same Meeus formulas observatories trust. The Qibla compass uses your device's magnetometer to rotate live as you turn — with a clear "Turn left/right N°" indicator and a haptic tap when you're aligned with Mecca.

PRAYER TIMES
• Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha — calculated for your exact location
• Choose from major calculation methods: Muslim World League, ISNA, Egyptian, Umm Al-Qura, University of Karachi, University of Tehran, Jafari
• Asr juristic method: Standard (Shafi'i / Maliki / Hanbali) or Hanafi
• Per-prayer notification toggles

QIBLA COMPASS
• Live magnetometer-based compass that rotates as you turn your phone
• Always-on bearing readout in degrees + cardinal direction
• "Turn left/right N°" guidance updates in real time
• Haptic feedback when you're within 5° of Mecca
• Static bearing fallback when no compass is available

NEXT PRAYER COUNTDOWN
• At-a-glance time-until-next-prayer on the home screen

PRIVACY FIRST
• 100% offline — no accounts, no servers, no analytics
• Location used only on-device for time and bearing math
• Nothing leaves your phone

Built by an indie developer with no ads and no subscriptions. If something's off for your madhab or location, send feedback — I'll fix it.

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Terms of Use: https://danvilela.com/prayer-times/terms-of-use

What’s new

Fixed a Qibla accuracy bug: the compass was using magnetic north, but the Qibla bearing is measured from true north. The arrow was off by your local magnetic declination — about 17° in Brazil, 15° in much of North America. Headings are now corrected with the current world magnetic model.

Also: phones with no compass sensor now fall back to the static bearing instead of a dial stuck at 0°, and the alignment haptic no longer repeats when you hover on the edge of alignment.