Rihlah is a private tracker for the five daily prayers, Quran reading, sedekah, fasting, and the small habits that shape a life. It counts — it doesn't judge.
Every prayer log, journal entry, and Quran bookmark lives in a SQLite database on your device. No sync, no server, no account to create.
Miss a prayer and nothing shatters. Period days don't count against you. The app records — how you read it is between you and Allah.
Nine tabs — only two are permanent. Turn on Wirid, Fasting, Sedekah, Give only if they serve your amal. Everything else disappears.
Each of the five daily prayers carries four lightweight attributes: performed, early (within 20 minutes of adhan), jemaah (in congregation), and mosque. Tap the ones that apply — your day's score lifts accordingly.
Add custom prayers for Dhuha, Tahajjud, Witr. Log amalan — pages of Quran, dhikr, sedekah — with daily goals. Attach a reflection to any prayer: a feeling, a verse, a photo.
A contribution heatmap shows every day you've shown up, shaded by quality. A radar chart plots five dimensions — solat, khusyu, jamaah, Quran, sunnah — side by side, so you can see where your spiritual rhythm leans.
The daily quality score reflects how well you prayed — based on each prayer's attributes: performed, early, in congregation, at mosque. Patterns emerge: you pray at mosque more on weekends, khusyuk dips after late nights, Fajr recovers on the 11th day of every challenge.
Three lenses on the same data: how you're trending, how hard you're trying relative to your own baseline, and how consistently you show up across the year.
Commit to a single intention — Fajr on time, a daily juz, fifteen minutes of dhikr — and see it through. Pre-built templates or fully custom. Each challenge has its own personal doa and an optional tawassul shown at check-in.
A full-screen check-in modal marks the day with a single, satisfying tap. Green ripple rings on completion. The momentum graph shows your cumulative days. Milestones at 7, 21, 40 celebrate quietly.
Sedekah Subuh, the morning practice of giving before sunrise, gets its own cycle grid. Set a daily amount or a monthly total divided by days. Tap once to mark given.
Rolling sedekah logs opportunistic giving — the bonus that came in, the portion set aside, the recipient. And the Barakah Witness log captures the returns: unexpected money, cost avoided, help that arrived on time. You'll see the pattern.
Wirid lets you build and commit to a daily spiritual routine — a structured sequence of acts of worship you intend to keep. The Musabbihin Protocol comes pre-loaded: a night-time practice rooted in the sunnah of tasbih, tahajjud, and the quiet before Fajr.
Create unlimited custom protocols with your own steps, Quranic references, and personal doa. Each protocol tracks your daily check-ins, cumulative momentum, and 30-day completion rate.
The home tab. Prayer logging, amalan counters, daily journal, calendar strip.
Quality score, contribution heatmap, spiritual radar, weekly report. Three sub-tabs: Insight, Trends, Patterns.
40-day spiritual commitments. Templates or custom. Personal doa at check-in.
Read, memorize, revise. Uthmani script, audio recitation, SM-2 spaced repetition, forgetting curve.
Log Sunnah, Ramadan, Qada, and other fasts. Auto-highlights Mondays, Thursdays, Ayyam al-Bid, 6 Shawwal, Arafah.
Sedekah Subuh cycle, rolling sedekah log, Barakah Witness journal. Given vs. return chart.
Personal awrad protocols. Musabbihin pre-loaded. Create your own with steps, references, tawassul.
Directory of Malaysian charitable institutions via sedekah.je. QR codes, categories, distance.
Prayer settings, notifications, Qada manager, Qibla compass, Dua library, theme, tab customization, export.
No analytics. No telemetry. No login. Everything — every prayer logged, every ayah memorized, every doa written — lives in a single SQLite file on your phone. Export it as CSV whenever you want. Uninstall the app and it's gone with you.
Prayer times come from JAKIM or the Aladhan API. Institution data for the Give tab comes from sedekah.je. That is the extent of the network.
Coming soon on iOS and Android. Free, private, and quietly yours.