Daily Deen Tracker vs Duluk

Daily Deen Tracker helps you track daily prayers, Quran memorization, and Quran review in a simple family-friendly app. Set daily goals for memorization and review by choosing a starting surah, starting ayah, and number of ayahs per day. The app automatically shows today’s goal and tomorrow’s goal, helping you stay consistent without recalculating your next portion. You can move through the Quran in either direction: • 1–30 mode continues forward through the surahs • 30–1 mode continues backward through the surahs while ayah numbers still move forward inside each surah Track Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha, memorization, and review as seven daily tasks. Build winning streaks, view your history, prefill existing Quran progress, and check your progress with Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. Daily Deen Tracker supports family profiles, so each person can have separate goals, progress, colors, reminders, history, and streaks. The app works locally on your device with no account, no ads, no tracking, and no location requirement.

For anyone going from two or three prayers a day to all five, who wants to know where they stand without keeping count in their head. Duluk is a log, not an adhan app: it works out your prayer times so it knows what to count and when to nudge you, and it does not play the call to prayer. You always know where you stand. Prayed it, tap the ring. Tap again to undo. Nothing else to fill in. A hard day costs you nothing. The count only goes up. No streaks, nothing resets to zero, and nothing grades a prayer. A hard day stays as it is, everything before it stays counted, and the app does not bring it up again. Free, and it stays free. Logging, undo, your full history, reminders, the widgets, the daily hadith, Pause, and export. Paying is for the full card collection and the private monthly and yearly views. Nothing you need to log a prayer is ever behind a price. Your prayers never leave your phone. No account, no sign-in. What you log stays between you and Allah, on your device and nowhere else. The app sends a few anonymous usage events, never anything about a prayer, and you can turn those off in Settings. Prayer times, your way. Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Karachi, ISNA, Egyptian, Tehran, Jafari and the rest, standard or Hanafi for Asr, and per-prayer minute adjustments if your mosque runs a little off. Set once and they stay set. A nudge for the ones you find hardest. Reminders are nudges to log, not the adhan, and they can come a bit earlier for the prayers you find hardest. They are ordinary notifications, so they follow Silent mode and Focus: on silent they arrive without a sound. Widgets, free. Home Screen, Lock Screen, a Log control and two Live Activities. Not a paid extra, here or ever. Pause. Days off the count, no reason asked. It never appears on a card or in anything you share. Made by one person, who logs his own five in it every day. Terms of Use: https://duluk.app/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://duluk.app/privacy.html