Prepare tomorrow, top 3 and lengths
In the evening, closing the day opens tomorrow: what is already planned, and a field for the rest. Today’s top 3, lengths in words, steps.
Your working day,
between the prayers
Write your tasks the way you speak, keep an eye on the next prayer, close your day in a minute. On the web, Android and iPhone. 7 days of Premium included, no card.
Screenshots of the app, not a mock-up: the web and the iPhone, a Friday in Rabat.
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A planner that knows your five prayers. Your tasks sit between them, the next one is always on top, and what isn’t done moves to the next block instead of getting lost.
Write the way you speak
“after Dhuhr”, “30 min”, “tomorrow”: Munazzim tells you what it read before adding.
The next prayer on top
How long until Asr, what is left to do before it, and the 3 tasks that matter today.
Your day closes in the evening
What is left goes to tomorrow in one move, or you let it go. The next day starts clean.
The same task, on your computer and your phone. Added on the web, ticked on the train: everything syncs live, with the same steps, the same length, the same reminder.
What usually takes
three apps to do
- The prayers in your day
- Tasks that slide
- Your phone’s calendar
- Closing the day
- The booking link
MunazzimThe five prayers are lines of your day, your tasks sit between them.
TodoistTasks and dates. The prayers have to be added by hand every day.
Google CalendarMeetings. The prayers would be events repeated at a fixed hour, which drift.
A prayer appThe times and the adhan. No tasks.
01
Write the way you speak
The day, the hour, “after Asr”, the length. Munazzim shows you what it understood before adding, and one cross is enough to ignore it.
02
The prayers make the blocks
Each prayer opens a block of work. Not done before Jumuʿa? The task moves to the next block and says where it came from.
03
Your week, your month, your lists
Three, five or seven days side by side, the month with its Hijri dates, and lists for everything that has no day yet.
04In the mobile app
Close your day, see your week
In the evening, each open task goes to tomorrow or you let it go. Then “See my week”: when you get things done, what slips, your hardest prayer.
05
Focus until the prayer
A timer on one task, which stops before the next prayer. Three priorities for the day, not ten.
Your data stays yours, your tools stay put
Privacy
What Munazzim reads, it reads on your phone.
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- Calendar read on the phone, read-only
- Session encrypted on the device
- Delete your account in the app
- No data sold
- Your email never goes to analytics
Works with
Nothing to leave behind: your meetings come in, your old tasks too.
- Google Calendar
- Apple Calendar
- Outlook
- Todoist import
- Apple Reminders
- Private iCal feed
- Share to Munazzim
- Android widget
- Booking link
What’s new in Munazzim
Pricing and detailsReminders after a prayer, habits
An “after Asr” reminder follows the prayer every day. Habits count your week, the morning briefing arrives after Fajr.
Choose the calculation method
Automatic for the place, or one of fourteen conventions. High latitudes are handled.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. No card is asked for when you sign up. For the first seven days all of Premium is open; then the account moves to the free plan, with no time limit: unlimited tasks, the five prayers, reminders, the whole week. Nothing is deleted, and Premium stays a choice.
On the device, with an open-source library, from the city you picked or your position. The method follows your region by default (Umm al-Qura in Saudi Arabia, UOIF in France, the Moonsighting Committee in the UK, ISNA in North America…), and you can pick your mosque’s own in the settings. No third-party API: the calculation works offline.
On the web (munazzim.app, in any recent browser), on Android (Google Play) and on iPhone (App Store). One account: what you write on one screen shows up on the others within seconds.
Yes. The Hijri date is on every day, so Ramadan does not arrive by surprise. Suhoor, Qur’an reading, Taraweeh and iftar invitations go on the page as tasks between the prayers, a daily reading can repeat (Premium), and focus mode stops before the next prayer.
Only if you want them to. The prayers added to Google Calendar or Outlook read “Busy” by default and are private events; you can choose to show their names. The booking page never says why a time is missing unless you turn that on.
Within the day, a task you placed after a prayer follows you to the next prayer when it passes, marked “from Dhuhr”, and never goes past Isha. At night the recap offers to move the rest to tomorrow in one tap; in the morning a banner brings back anything left from yesterday, each into its prayer block. A task with an exact time stays where it is.
Where your day and your prayers hold together
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