Four apps.
One quiet brand.
Salah, Qaswa, Tibyan, Adhkar — built by Muslims, free forever, and offline where it can be. Named for the Prophet ﷺ's she-camel who knelt where she was meant to.
Built for the ones you love — and for you.
Salahصَلَاة
The five prayers on a page that also holds what you owe. Times computed from the sun. Nothing leaves the phone.
- Sun-computed times, offline, no location leak
- A qada ledger that starts where you actually are
- One tap for prayed, one tap for owed
- Weeks of history — kept on this device only
Qaswaقَصْوَاء
Twenty-five prophet stories from Adam to the Prophet ﷺ, soft enough for bedtime and sourced strictly enough to trust.
- Arabic where the Qur'an says it, English a child can hear
- Page turns wait for the reader — not the app
- Every page carries its source, so the trail is still there later
- No ads, no tracking, no IAP
The fire cooled. The boy who broke the idols was thrown in, and the fire — the fire that could not disobey the One who made it — went cold at his ankles.
Tibyanتِبْيَان
The hafiz's three-part day made a plan — sabaq, sabqi, manzil — that bends when life does.
- Today's page, sized to today's minutes
- New, yesterday, and the rotation — in one order, every day
- Missed a day? The plan waits; the manzil catches up
- Fully vowelled mushaf in a face made for the page
ذَٰلِكَ ٱلْكِتَٰبُ لَا رَيْبَ فِيهِ
هُدًى لِّلْمُتَّقِينَ
Adhkarأَذْكَار
A pocket book of the Muslim — 327 supplications, seven collections, every one carrying its source on the same page.
- Morning and evening sittings, waiting where you left them
- Say how long you have — a one-minute sitting is not a whole one shrunk
- Every du'ā carries its citation: Qur'an, hadith, or a specific companion
- Counting with a thumb; nothing else on the page moves
Named for the she-camel who knelt where she was meant to.
The Prophet ﷺ arrived in Medina on a she-camel called Al-Qaswa. The story: he told the people to leave her to her own reins — she would kneel where a masjid was to be built. Which she did. We named the publisher after her because that is what we want every app in here to do: know its own place, stop there.
The four apps do not share code or a login. They share a voice: one person builds them, none of them wants your data, and each one aims to do a small honest thing better than an app that has ten features pretending they are a strategy. If Adhkar earns your trust, Tibyan does not have to earn it again from zero.
Nothing in the family runs a subscription. Nothing sells or shares anything about you. There is a donate button, off to one side, for the two people a year who want one — the rest is meant to stay a gift.