One-Time Purchase
I love this app! I love it's design and it's features! It's extremely user friendly. However, I want to purchase it one time rather than a subscription model. I'd be willing to pay $100-$200 once rather than continuing to pay overtime. Otherwise, It'll become another bill that I'll eventually stop using after a few months.
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LLeektheGeek
Loved it BUT had to request refund.
This app is wonderfully designed and has very thoughtful touches/features. I feel like it’s the app I’ve waited years for….EXCEPT…
You can’t set a pre-reminder for Sunrise or Isha! How in the world?! For those of us who work a lot, this is major. I missed Maghrib a few times bc I was working and didn’t get the reminder. HUGE weird thing to omit, when it’s there for the other prayers. I emailed the developer several times with no response, even though the app is updated regularly. Fix this, and I’ll resubscribe in a heartbeat.
Also, for the price, really should be a lifetime membership. Especially for a prayer specific app. But it is what it is. Just fix it.
You can’t set a pre-reminder for Sunrise or Isha! How in the world?! For those of us who work a lot, this is major. I missed Maghrib a few times bc I was working and didn’t get the reminder. HUGE weird thing to omit, when it’s there for the other prayers. I emailed the developer several times with no response, even though the app is updated regularly. Fix this, and I’ll resubscribe in a heartbeat.
Also, for the price, really should be a lifetime membership. Especially for a prayer specific app. But it is what it is. Just fix it.
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SSoccerShorts
Unacceptable change
For an app that began as a privacy focused option without the extra fluff that all other apps have falle into to earn income. It is disappointing that this app now forces you to answer multiple setup prompts with no option to simply skip. On top of that it tries to somewhat force you into a free trial at the end of the setup with a small option to say no, not even a button but text.
Unbelievable change, it goes against the root of what made this app more favourable than the larger alternatives such as Athan and Muslim Pro.
With all the questions it makes one wonder whether this app is truly as privacy oriented as it use to be?
It’s understandable if the developer wants income from their efforts, obviously ads would defeat the whole purpose of this app. But there are better ways to introduce your premium options than practically force into a new users face. Furthermore, you can make the setup far less intrusive. Honestly, if I wasn’t a user before this and had first downloaded this app before the current setup changes, I would have deleted this app the because of the setup and the last part trying to put a free trial in your face. It’s disappointing and contrary to what this app aims to provide.
Unbelievable change, it goes against the root of what made this app more favourable than the larger alternatives such as Athan and Muslim Pro.
With all the questions it makes one wonder whether this app is truly as privacy oriented as it use to be?
It’s understandable if the developer wants income from their efforts, obviously ads would defeat the whole purpose of this app. But there are better ways to introduce your premium options than practically force into a new users face. Furthermore, you can make the setup far less intrusive. Honestly, if I wasn’t a user before this and had first downloaded this app before the current setup changes, I would have deleted this app the because of the setup and the last part trying to put a free trial in your face. It’s disappointing and contrary to what this app aims to provide.
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NNiceSOS
Asks too many personal questions
I recently got a new phone and had to reinstall the app.
I was disappointed to find that it now forces you through a long series of highly personal questions before you can use it. These include asking how many times a day you pray and how you feel when you miss a prayer — questions that feel intrusive and completely unnecessary.
The app claims to be privacy-focused and ad-free, yet these questions come across as an attempt to collect sensitive personal and religious data.
The questions are framed in a way that makes you feel guilty for not being a “good enough” believer.
After forcing you through all these required questions, it uses that manufactured guilt to pressure you into paying for the premium version.
it uses that guilt to essentially say “you’re not good enough—now pay,” pressuring you into buying the premium version.
Collecting intimate religious data just to upsell is predatory.
Feels more like emotional manipulation than a helpful tool.
That contradiction made me uncomfortable enough that I plan to delete the app entirely.
I hope the developers reconsider this approach. Users shouldn’t have to answer private questions about their faith and personal habits just to use a basic prayer app.
Once the developers remove these required questions—or make them truly optional with a large, clearly visible Skip button that isn’t hidden—I’ll happily revisit this review and update or remove it. Until then, I hope the developers listen to this feedback (and others like it) and stop using guilt and pressure as a monetization strategy.
I was disappointed to find that it now forces you through a long series of highly personal questions before you can use it. These include asking how many times a day you pray and how you feel when you miss a prayer — questions that feel intrusive and completely unnecessary.
The app claims to be privacy-focused and ad-free, yet these questions come across as an attempt to collect sensitive personal and religious data.
The questions are framed in a way that makes you feel guilty for not being a “good enough” believer.
After forcing you through all these required questions, it uses that manufactured guilt to pressure you into paying for the premium version.
it uses that guilt to essentially say “you’re not good enough—now pay,” pressuring you into buying the premium version.
Collecting intimate religious data just to upsell is predatory.
Feels more like emotional manipulation than a helpful tool.
That contradiction made me uncomfortable enough that I plan to delete the app entirely.
I hope the developers reconsider this approach. Users shouldn’t have to answer private questions about their faith and personal habits just to use a basic prayer app.
Once the developers remove these required questions—or make them truly optional with a large, clearly visible Skip button that isn’t hidden—I’ll happily revisit this review and update or remove it. Until then, I hope the developers listen to this feedback (and others like it) and stop using guilt and pressure as a monetization strategy.
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HHumble500
Survey
No need for the 10 minute survey when starting the app just to try sell us premium. Just tell us the prayer times.
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