Six prayers, one tap
Mark Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha and Witr for each day in the calendar, or all six at once with "Select All". Tahajjud can be logged separately, in rak'ahs.
Track your prayers and calculate your missed (qada) prayers.
Mark the prayers you pray in a calendar with a single tap; see your monthly and yearly progress, let the app calculate your missed prayers and save your report as a PDF. No account needed — your data stays on your device.
No complicated setup: tap the calendar and mark the prayers you've prayed. The app does the rest.
Mark Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha and Witr for each day in the calendar, or all six at once with "Select All". Tahajjud can be logged separately, in rak'ahs.
See your progress bars on the Months and Years screens. Tap the box at the top right of a month or year card to record all of its prayers as prayed in one go; tap again to remove the marks.
Create a report for any date range or for all time, broken down by year › month › week. Save it as an A4 PDF or share it as text.
Enter the date your missed prayers start from. Every prayer not marked in the calendar counts as owed, and the total goes down automatically as you mark the days you make up.
Get a "Don't forget to mark today's prayers." notification at the time you choose (21:00 by default). Turn it off whenever you like.
No account, email or password. The app opens straight to the calendar. Your records are stored only on your phone and are never sent to a server. It works offline too.
Your records are part of your phone's own backup (iCloud / Google). You can also export them as a single file from Settings and import it on a new phone or on the other platform.
Each time you open the app: a Qur'an verse or a hadith about prayer, with its source. Tap refresh for another one.
From download to your first mark takes less than a minute; there is no sign-up form.
Get it from the App Store or Google Play. There is no sign-up screen; the app opens straight to the calendar and everything stays on your device.
Tap a day in the calendar and choose the prayers you've prayed. To mark a past month or year at once, open the Months or Years screen and tap the box at the top right of the card.
See your progress for any date range in the Report tab and save it as a PDF or share it. Follow your missed prayers in the Qada tab; the total goes down as you make them up.
No. Prayer Tracker doesn't ask for an account, email or password; you start right away with the calendar. We don't run a server or a user database either.
Only on your device. Your prayer records, qada settings and reminder preference are kept in the app's private storage on your phone; they are never sent to any server, and we can't see them. If device backup is on, they are included in your phone's own backup (iCloud backup on iPhone, Google backup on Android). See the Privacy Policy for details.
There are two ways. If you set up your new phone from the old phone's iCloud / Google backup, the app's data comes along. The safer way: on the old phone, create a backup file (.json) with Settings → Export data, move the file to the new phone and restore it with Settings → Import data. We recommend exporting before you give away your old phone.
Yes. The export file (JSON) has the same format on both platforms. Export on the old phone, send the file to the new one (AirDrop, email, cloud drive, etc.), then load it with Settings → Import data, choosing "Merge" or "Replace".
English and Turkish. The app follows your phone's language (Turkish on a Turkish phone, English for every other language), and you can change it any time in Settings → Language / Dil. In Turkish the app is called Namaz Hesabım.
Yes. Prayer Tracker is free and supported by ads. Ads appear only at the bottom of the Calendar and Qada screens and when a report is created; they never get in the way of marking your prayers.
The app's costs are covered by Google AdMob ads. The app itself collects no personal data, and your prayer records never leave your device. The Google AdMob SDK that serves the ads processes technical data such as the advertising ID, IP address (approximate location) and device information under Google's own policy; this data is not linked to your prayer records. A consent form is shown in the European Union and the United Kingdom; on iOS you are asked for tracking permission (you can decline), and on Android you can reset or delete your advertising ID. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
From the Calendar screen, open the Months or Years view. Each month and year card has a box in its top right corner; tap it and confirm, and every day of that month or year is recorded with all six prayers prayed. Tap the box again to remove the marks. This is for entering past periods quickly without going day by day.
Yes. In the Report tab, pick the range and tap Create Report; Save as PDF above the result creates an A4 PDF and opens the system share / save sheet (Files, Drive, email, print…). With "Share" you can also send the report as plain text.
Turn on Settings → Daily reminder and pick a time (21:00 by default). Every day at that time you get a "Don't forget to mark today's prayers." notification. Notification permission is only requested when you turn the reminder on, and you can turn it off at any time.
In the Qada tab you set the date your missed prayers start from. Every prayer not marked in the calendar from that date up to yesterday counts as one owed prayer; including Witr is optional. When you make up a prayer, mark it on that past day in the calendar and it is removed from the total. The app shows both the number of prayers and the rak'ahs.
No. Prayer Tracker is not a prayer-time or adhan app; it focuses on recording the prayers you pray, showing your progress and keeping track of your missed prayers.
iPhones with iOS 17 or later and phones with Android 8.0 or later. Both versions use the same backup file format.