Lumo: Pray for what you want

Lumo: Pray for what you want

Faith with a friend

724 ratings
63 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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Released
January 2, 2026
Updated
October 26, 2026

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This app offers a daily spiritual practice for Muslims, providing a focused moment of reflection and a clear explanation of a duaa. It helps users track Islamic goals and build consistent habits without pressure or guilt.

✓Daily duaa with explanation
✓Track Islamic goals
✓Build consistent habits
✓Spiritual reflection
✓Progress tracking without pressure
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What's New in Lumo

4.6

October 26, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Lumo - Unlimited

All of Lumo, to help become a better Muslim

$59.991 Year
3 Days trial
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May 21, 2026 — May 21, 2026

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User reviews

Instant Uninstall

Money hungry and disgusting. stop using allah for a couple of paper.

Some critiques

I love the app so far; however, I’d like to suggest a few critiques or features that I’d like. For the Quran portion, it would be nice to have different fonts for people who are not of Arabic origin, and it would be nice to have a romanized reference for easier pronunciation. It would also be nice if there was a proper prayer tracker, so you can have access to the prayers you missed or the prayers that you forgot to log.
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Have a Free Version

It takes a lot of patience and dedication to make an app, but putting a paywall behind an app that’s meant for people to be closer with their deen isn’t accessible.

I’m not going to pay for deen

I’m not going to pay $30 when I saw an ad on TikTok saying it was free

Not for those who have no source of income

I rlly wanted to try out this app and I had been seeing it all over social media so I tried it out and at first I had some faith it in and I intended to try it out and use it to strengthen my faith but then came the payment method and I lost all hope and gave up. I just don’t rlly understand why completely using the app is for money like I understand if certain features is paid but the whole app? And what is the young not supposed to use the app and the ones who cannot afford it? Clearly the wealthy and stable people can strengthen their faith using technology but those who cannot could just read a book right?
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FAQ

What does Lumo do?

Lumo is designed to be a daily spiritual companion for Muslims. It provides a focused daily moment with a clear explanation of a duaa and its connection to real life. The app also helps users track their Islamic goals and build consistent, small habits without pressure.

What are the key features of Lumo?

Key features include a 'Daily Light' which offers a focused moment with a duaa and its explanation, and 'Simple Goals' for tracking prayer progress and building streaks. The app emphasizes progress through consistent effort rather than perfection.

Is Lumo free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering its core features for daily spiritual practice and goal tracking. It does have in-app purchases available for additional content or features.

Who is Lumo for?

Lumo is built by a Muslim, for Muslims. It is intended for individuals who want to be spiritual without feeling overwhelmed, focusing on building small, meaningful habits and consistent progress.

How does Lumo help with spiritual growth?

The app promotes spiritual growth by breaking it down into small, consistent actions. The 'Daily Light' feature encourages reflection and understanding, while the 'Simple Goals' help users track progress and build streaks, fostering a sense of accomplishment without guilt.