
PrayerClock: Prayer Alarms
Prayer Times, Alarms & Widgets
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PrayerClock turns your iPhone and iPad into a prayer clock: accurate offline prayer times, real alarms that ring like the built-in Clock app, and live countdowns everywhere - Home Screen, Lock Screen, and Apple Watch.
ACCURATE, OFFLINE
- Prayer times computed on your device - no server, no account, works in airplane mode
- Umm al-Qura times agree with the official Saudi timetable to the minute on about 97% of days
- Calculation methods: Umm al-Qura, Muslim World League, ISNA, Egyptian, and more
- Asr madhab, high-latitude options, and Later Isha in Ramadan
- Automatic location, or pick from thousands of cities offline - with Arabic names
- Hijri calendar with adjustable date, plus Duha, Isfirar, Midnight and the thirds of the night
DAY VIEW
- The whole day on one timeline: prayer periods, Duha, times when prayer is not allowed, and the night - with a live marker showing where you are now
REAL ALARMS
- Prayer alarms built on the iOS alarm system: full-screen alerts that ring through silent mode
- Recorded adhans from Makkah and Madinah, plus strong wake-up sounds
- Repeat by weekday, snooze, labels, and "Skip Today" - just like the native Clock app
- Iqama reminders after the adhan and reminders before it
LIVE COUNTDOWN EVERYWHERE
- Home Screen widgets in three sizes, a Lock Screen widget, and an Apple Watch complication
- Always-on display support on Apple Watch
- Counts down to the next prayer and up since the last one
MORE TOOLS
- Prayer-relative timers ("30 minutes before Maghrib")
- Qibla compass
- Tasbih counter
- Hijri-Gregorian date converter
- Siri: "How much time until Dhuhr in PrayerClock"
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- No analytics, no ads, no tracking, no account - nothing ever leaves your device
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What's New in PrayerClock
1.2
October 25, 2026
Quieter mornings, and a layout that fits every iPhone. - New alarm sound "Silent (vibrate on Watch)": the phone shows the alarm without a sound while your Apple Watch taps your wrist. Quiet alarms carry a watch icon in the list - The prayer wheels in Timers and Add Alarm no longer cut off "Second Third" and other long names on smaller iPhones - Place names and dates adapt instead of truncating — in the app, the widgets and the Apple Watch app — at any text size
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