Muhasaba: My Ibadah

New in 2.0: Challenges. Set yourself 40 nights of Tahajjud or 1000 salawat — Muhasaba works out your pace and nudges you the day you fall behind.

Muhasaba helps you hold yourself to account — gently and consistently — in the acts of worship that matter most: salah, dhikr, Quran, sadaqah, and your daily sunnah.

Inspired by the Islamic practice of muhasaba (self-reckoning), it turns your intentions into a simple daily checklist you'll actually keep. No account, no sign-up, no internet required — your record stays on your device.

WHAT YOU CAN TRACK • Daily, weekly, and monthly acts — from the five daily prayers to a weekly fast or a monthly charity • Count-based goals like 33x tasbih or a page of Quran, with a quick tap counter • Your own custom acts and categories, each with an emoji that suits it

STAY CONSISTENT • Build streaks and watch them grow — a gentle nudge to keep going • Set reminders so nothing slips by • Jot a private note on any day to reflect on how it went • Review your history and progress at a glance

CHALLENGES Set yourself a goal and see it through — 40 nights of Tahajjud, 1000 salawat, a khatm in 30 days. Muhasaba works out the pace you need, shows whether you're on track, and nudges you the day you fall behind.

INSIGHTS • Streaks for every amal, and for your whole day • A consistency grid showing each day you kept • Completion by category and by act, over any period • Revisit any past day, add a private note, or record a day you missed

MADE TO FEEL EFFORTLESS • A clean Today screen — see a simple list or group by category • Drag to reorder so what matters most comes first • Light and dark themes • Full right-to-left support and 23 languages, including English, العربية, اردو, বাংলা, Bahasa Indonesia, Türkçe, and فارسی

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your tracked deeds are stored only on your device — no cloud sync, no ads, and no account. Your worship stays between you and Allah.

"…and let every soul consider what it has sent forth for tomorrow." (Qur'an 59:18)

Begin your muhasaba today. May Allah accept and make it easy.