Today's prayer times where you are
Tap and Saeed calculates them from your location with the Umm al Qura method. No download, no account.
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Prayer Times and Qibla Direction
you only find out the time passed once it has.
Saeed tells you exactly when it enters, shows how long is left for every prayer rather than only the next one, and gives you the qibla with no connection at all. So you never lean on a reminder that arrives late.
Free · Umm al Qura method · App Store, Google Play and the browser · reminders need a free account
Your prayer times and your qibla on one sheet
You see how long is left for every prayer of the day, not just the next one, and tell at a glance what has come in, what you have prayed, and what has passed.
The qibla sits right below it, and it works even where there is no signal.
🕌 Today's timesUmm al Qura
🧭 Qiblaoffline
Turn slightly right · 24 degrees
A late reminder is not a reminder
A late reminder is fine for "drink water", but prayer cannot take it. A Fajr at 4:37 that rings at 5:20 has already lost almost half of its window while you slept. So Saeed's alarm rings with the adhan and not after it, so you do not miss it.
You decide the rest: which prayers ring and which do not, and the hours Saeed may nudge you in, already set from eight in the morning to eleven at night. An alarm you set yourself always rings on time, even outside those hours.
And you find the qibla where there is no network
Saeed knows your qibla from where you are and shows it to you with no internet, so you find it on the road, in a rest house, and anywhere with no coverage at all.
The needle moves smoothly as you turn: it does not jump and it does not get confused.
A countdown for every prayer of the day
- UpcomingExactly how long is left, ticking every second.
- AdhanThe moment its time enters.
- Passed and not prayedDimmed. Scolding is not the app's job.
- PrayedOnce you mark it done.
Open it at noon and Fajr reads "its time passed", not "20 hours left".
The qibla stays with you even with no signal
It is not a map that needs the internet. The calculation happens on your device from your already saved location, so it works at a rest stop, on the road, and anywhere with no coverage.
The dial turns by the shortest path, so it never spins a full circle while you stand there.
🧭 Qiblaoffline
Turn slightly right
24 degrees · it locks when you arrive
It works even where there is no signal.
And this is what reaches you
Exactly on time, and phrased as an invitation rather than an order.
Saeednow
Saeed is heading to Dhuhr, join? 🕌
Step away from work for five minutes
Saeed1h ago
Saeed is heading to Maghrib, catch him? 🌇
Its window is short, go now
Saeedthis morning
Saeed is up for Fajr, coming? 🌄
The best way to open your day
Questions about prayer and qibla
Does Saeed's prayer alarm fire exactly on time?
Yes, it rings when the prayer time enters, not after it. A late reminder is fine for 'drink water', but prayer cannot take it. A Fajr at 4:37 that rings at 5:20 has already lost almost half of its window while you slept. You control which prayers ring and which do not.
How does Saeed calculate the qibla?
Saeed knows your qibla from where you are and shows it to you even where there is no signal. The needle moves smoothly as you turn: it does not jump and it does not get confused.
Can I silence notifications while I sleep?
Yes. You set the hours Saeed may nudge you in, already set from eight in the morning to eleven at night, and it stays silent outside them. An alarm you set yourself always rings on time, even outside those hours.
Can it play a full adhan while the app is closed?
Not for now, in the browser or in the store app. Saeed sends you a notification exactly on time, and the store app adds a prayer alarm that rings on time even when the app is closed, using your phone's alert sound.
Where do the prayer times come from?
They are calculated from your location using the Umm al Qura method, refresh daily, and Saeed detects travel and recalculates for your new place.
Can I set an alarm for any task, not just prayers?
Yes. Any task with a time can have its alarm switched on from a toggle inside the time field. The default is off for new tasks on purpose, so you are not flooded with twenty rings you never asked for.