
You mean to pray — then the day pulls you a hundred ways. Namaz Lock holds the door: your distracting apps wait quietly until you've prayed and read.
Namaz Lock never scolds you. It simply stands between you and the scroll at the moments that matter most.
Pick which of the five prayers Namaz Lock watches over, and which apps should wait. Start with one — starting small is starting.
When the window opens, Instagram can wait. You get a gentle gate — an ayah, the rakah count, and the guide if you need it.
Read a single ruku — guided through the 558 toward a full khatm, or freely wherever your heart is. Then your phone is yours again.
From the pale hush of Fajr to the deep indigo of Isha, Makkah sits at the top of your day — sun arcing, birds crossing, the light shifting with every window. It's a reminder you'll actually want to look at.



All 30 siparas and 558 rukus, tracked one at a time. Arabic, English, or both — your choice.
One prayer keeps your day. Progress rings show the whole week without ever making you feel behind.
A graduated dial that turns green the moment you're facing the Kaaba. Works anywhere.
Rakah counts, wudu, the positions, and tasbih — clear teaching for whenever you're unsure.
A full hanging strand that turns bead by bead as you count 33 · 33 · 34 after salah.
Set your niyyah once and every nudge speaks to it — "it's time to return to peace of mind."
“I finally pray Fajr on time. The gate stopped me before I'd even opened Instagram — and it felt kind, not controlling.”
“No guilt, no shame — just a gentle nudge. I've read more Quran this month than in the whole year before it.”
“My khatm is at ruku 79 and climbing. One ruku at a time really does work — I never thought I'd get here.”
Free to start. No ads, no tracking, no shame. Just your phone, finally in service of your prayer.
