Intention comes first
We start from the act of worship and the person doing it. A feature earns its place only if it serves that moment.
Technology in the service of worship
Worship deserves well‑made tools.
Ihsan Project builds clean, carefully crafted apps and utilities that help Muslims recite, pray, remember and give. Free of clutter, ads and distraction, and made with the same care as the best software built for anything else.
Our mission
Excellence in worship. Excellence in the work.
We took our name from the highest level of the religion, and we hold ourselves to its everyday meaning: excellence. Ihsan is what we hope people feel in their worship, and it is the standard we set for every screen, every line of code and every decision behind them.
Most Muslims already carry a device that is excellent at pulling attention away. We want some of the software on it to do the opposite. Ihsan Project designs and builds apps, utilities and small tools for the acts of worship that shape a Muslim's day: reciting the Qur'an, keeping salah, remembrance, learning, gathering and giving.
Every tool starts with a real need in someone's practice and is held to a simple test: it should help a person turn toward Allah and then get out of the way. Then we build it as well as we possibly can.
What guides the work
Four commitments behind everything we ship.
Craft is part of the worship
Fast, reliable, accessible and beautiful is our baseline. We care about the small details too, because that is where excellence shows.
Calm by design
No ads, no selling data, no streak anxiety or endless feeds. Few taps, little typing, and nothing that competes with the prayer itself.
Built with the people who use it
Our roadmap is shaped by families, masjids and communities around the world. Feedback from real users decides what we build next.
The roadmap
One studio, the whole life of worship.
We organize our work around the acts of worship themselves rather than around any single app. Each pillar holds a set of ideas we are researching, prototyping or already shipping.
Recitation
Completing the Qur'an alone or together, keeping a daily wird, and staying connected to the mushaf through the year.
Live · KhatmahPrayer
Helping people guard the five prayers: seeing each prayer's window at a glance, with gentle timing and preparation.
Live · PeribloxRemembrance
Adhkar, salawat and du'a for the rhythm of the day. Shared salawat khatms already run inside Khatmah.
In progressKnowledge
Trustworthy learning drawn from sound sources, organized so it can be returned to, not just scrolled past.
In explorationCommunity
Tools for masjids, schools and circles to gather people around worship: shared goals, programs and announcements.
In explorationGiving
Making charity simpler to plan, track and sustain, from daily sadaqah to zakat, with privacy treated as a given.
In explorationEach pillar climbs like our mark: one nuqta while we research and sketch, two while we build, three when it is live. We only name a product once it is real enough to use.
Live now · iPhone & Android
Khatmah
Complete the Qur'an, together.
Divide the 30 Juz among family, friends, or the global Ummah. Turn what takes one person a month into a shared act of love finished in days.
- Qur'an KhatmahsReal-time tracking, zero forgotten Juz. Flexible pacing, easy reassignments and host controls.
- DiscoverAnswer the call. Browse readings worldwide by urgency or country and finish a Qur'an across borders.
- SalawatBuild collective momentum with a shared target and one counter for everyone.
- CirclesA dedicated home for your family, Halaqa, or Masjid.
- Your journeyCollect a country with every part you read, and earn badges along the way.
Get the app
Free on the App Store and Google Play.
Set the intention
Dedicate the completion for healing, a memorial, or a milestone.
Claim & read your Juz
Pick a part, read from your own Mushaf or Qur'an app, and mark it complete.
Unite for the Dua
Play the closing Dua together, or host a live call when the last Juz is read.
“Right now, someone across the world is reading Juz 14 for a grandmother they've never met.”
Example day · Chicago, late September
Prayer window
Forbidden window
Live now · iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch & Mac
Periblox
A prayer clock that shows each salah as a range on a 24-hour dial, so you can see how much of the current prayer is left at a glance.
- Prayer windowsFajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha drawn as arcs around the full day.
- Forbidden windowsThe three times prayer is disliked, with adjustable visibility and duration.
- Your calculation12 methods, Shafi'i or Hanafi Asr, and rules for high latitudes.
- Hijri dateShown alongside, with a two-day offset for local moon sighting.
- Watch & widgetsComplications, Home and Lock Screen widgets, with settings synced to your watch.
View on the App Store
Free · iOS 17+, watchOS 11+, macOS 14+ on Apple silicon.
How we build
Real design and real engineering, for a sacred purpose.
Every Ihsan Project tool goes through the same path from need to release.
Listen
We start with how people actually worship: interviews, family testers and masjid communities.
Design
Every screen is prototyped and tested with users before any production code is written.
Build
Native apps for phone and watch on modern, secure infrastructure, reviewed and tested before release.
Refine
Private betas first, then public releases, with feedback folded back in every cycle.
Core features free
No ads
Your data is never sold
Funded by the community
Get involved
There is a place for you in this work.
Tell us how you'd like to take part. Choose as many as fit.
Build with usDesigners, engineers, product people and scholars who want to give their skills.
Support the missionDonors who want to keep the core tools free for everyone.
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