Zikirdaim is a dhikr counter that opens straight to the counter. No sign-up, no setup, no tutorial — install it and start counting.

The count is never lost

Every tap is written to the device the moment it happens. Close the app, let the battery die, let the system stop it in the background — the number is still there when you come back.

Count without looking at the screen

• Most of the screen is the counting area; you never have to aim at a small button.
• The phone vibrates on each count — light, medium or strong.
• The pattern changes over the last five counts, so you feel the target coming.
• A long vibration when you reach it.
• Count with the volume keys, with the phone in your pocket or in the dark.
• An optional soft click sound (off by default).

Your du'a stays in view

Add a photo of the du'a from your gallery, or paste your own text and set its size. It sits above the counter while you count, and opens full screen when you tap it. Arabic pasted onto an English phone is laid out right to left, the way it should be.

A counter for every dhikr

Keep as many as you like — subhanallah, salawat, istighfar — each with its own name, target, count, look and du'a. Switch between them with one tap.

You type the target yourself: 33, 99, 100, 1000, or any other number. Reaching the target does not wipe the count: it carries on as 33 + 12, so nothing disappears from under your finger.

Three looks

Plain (a large number), beads (a tasbih ring that fills as you count) or ring (an arc of progress). Each dhikr keeps its own.

Small things that matter

• Undo (−1) for the accidental double tap.
• Reset always asks first.
• Reset every finished dhikr at once from My dhikrs; the unfinished ones stay as they are.
• Press and hold the number to move it where your thumb rests — left hand or right.
• The screen can stay on while you count.
• Light theme, dark theme, or follow the system.
• Nine languages: English, Turkish, Arabic, Indonesian, Malay, Urdu, Bengali, French, Albanian — with full right-to-left support.

Counting works offline. No account, no sign-up, nothing to log in to: your dhikrs and photos are kept on your phone, and the app uploads them to no server.

The app is free and supported by ads served by Google; device identifiers are used for those ads. The details are in the privacy policy.