KhamsaMark it, honestly.
Tap a prayer the moment you finish it, or all five at day's end. Long-press for congregation. The record is yours; no clock enforces it.
tap · long-pressThe prayer record
Mark, glance, done.
folio i · the question
هل صليتَ اليوم؟
Did I Pray?
One question, five times a day. Khamsa keeps the honest record: marked by you, carried by no one else. Offline. Private. Built for nothing else.
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Khamsa · an honest ledger
It answers nothing but the question.
Khamsa is not a Quran app or a Qibla app fighting for your first second. It is a memory for one fact (did you pray?), and it refuses to be anything more.
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Glance, and know.
The day's five prayers sit in the margin the whole time you read this. That rail is the app. Look once and the day's shape is answered.
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Read your history.
Every day laid out on a calendar. Streaks and punctuality trace the honest arc of your practice over months, without a single nag.
calendar · streaksPlate ii · the record
Today, in your hand.
The margin rail you've been tapping is the real home screen: the five prayers, the day's status, the next prayer's countdown. Nothing more foregrounded than the question.
Folio iii · a reading companion
The whole Quran, in a year, gently.
Quran in a Year paces the entire book into fifty weekly portions, revealed one at a time from the day you begin. Start any day; read at your own pace; arrive at a complete khatm without a backlog or a single guilt-trip.
Portion 14 of 50 · your fourteenth week
Khatm ↓
read
this week
revealed, waiting
weeks to come
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Fifty portions, sized by effort, not chapter count.
Each is a comparable stretch of reading, bounded at whole verses, so every week feels about the same.
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One revealed each week, from the day you begin.
Read revealed portions in any order. The path simply keeps you from racing ahead of a calm, steady pace.
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A Friday nudge that invites, never grades.
Optional. It points to your next portion. It never reports your progress or scolds a missed week.
Free · lives quietly in the Quran tab · your cycle is personal: start any day, finish at your own khatm.
The spine, and its quiet companions.
A few things earn their place beside the record. They never compete with it; they wait in the drawer until you reach for them.
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Quran reader43 languages, free. |
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The calendarEvery day, one tap. |
Quran in a YearFifty gentle portions. |
StreaksCurrent & best runs. |
Qibla compassFor when you travel. |
PunctualityOn time, late, jamaah. |
Zakat & RamadanAnnual & seasonal. |
The accounts.
Free, forever, for the question itself. Pro keeps the long record and opens the companions.
A standing account with your practice
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Pro · year
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$0.99 per month
$9.99 per year · save 16%
Prayer history
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Unlimited history & analytics
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Ramadan Tracking
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Qibla Finder
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Zakat Calculator
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Offline-first · no account required · your data stays on your device unless you choose iCloud.
Questions, answered.
Is Khamsa free?
The question itself is free, forever: seven days of history, the Quran reader, full offline use. Pro opens the long record and the companions for $0.99 a month or $9.99 a year.
Does it really work offline?
Entirely. Tracking, analytics, and the Quran all run without a connection. Prayer times fetch only when you're online.
How does it know I prayed?
It doesn't. You tell it, honestly. The states are yours: prayed, prayed late, or prayed in congregation. Nothing is clock-enforced.
Is my data private?
Yes. No mandatory GPS, no account required, your record stays on the device. iCloud sync is optional and yours to turn on.
How accurate are the times?
Calculated from the sun's position with standard methods. Set your city once; the times follow you across the app, widgets, and Watch.
What about Ramadan?
A seasonal companion: fasting, Taraweeh, and Qada tracking surface in season, then quietly return to the drawer.
هل صليتَ؟
Keep the record you mean to keep.
One question. Five times a day. Carried between you and your intention. Nowhere else.
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