
Jasir: Arabic Daily Planner
Reminders, tasks & prayer
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About
Jasir is an Arabic-language personal assistant that keeps your whole day in one place — appointments, reminders, tasks, shopping lists, prayer times, and your calendar in both Hijri and Gregorian.
Please note: Jasir's interface is entirely in Arabic. It is built for Arabic speakers.
WHAT JASIR KEEPS FOR YOU
• Appointments and reminders — with a countdown that tells you how long is left, not just the time
• Tasks — one-off and recurring, with a daily view of what is still open
• Shopping lists — share a list, tick items off from the home screen
• Prayer times and the full adhan — plays in the background, even with the screen locked
• Calendar — a full month in Hijri or Gregorian, switchable with one tap
• Classes and meetings — your weekly schedule and what is next
• Car maintenance — service log and document expiry dates before they catch you
• Football — follow your team's fixtures and results
HOME SCREEN WIDGETS
Eight widgets in three sizes, so the answer is on your screen before you open anything: the next appointment and how long is left, today's tasks, your shopping list with tick boxes, the clock with what remains of your day, your team's next match, your class schedule, your car's papers, and a full month calendar.
TALK TO IT
Ask Jasir in plain Arabic — "remind me tomorrow at nine", "add milk to the list", "when is my next appointment" — and it does it.
PRIVACY
Your data is yours. Sign in with Apple or your phone number, and delete your account and everything in it from inside the app at any time, in one tap.
Jasir is free.
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What's New in Jasir
1.2.3
October 31, 2026
Calendar widget — a full month on your home screen, in Hijri or Gregorian, switchable with one tap. Days with something in them carry a coloured bar, so a busy week reads at a glance. Match widget — the countdown to your team's next match is now the number in the middle, with both clubs and their crests. Tasks and shopping widgets — rows now read as buttons, so it is clear you can tick them off from the home screen. Phone sign-in now takes a country code, so Jasir works outside Saudi Arabia.
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