Mark every prayer
Tick Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha as you pray them, or mark one as missed. Today’s prayer times come with a live countdown and the Hijri date.
See your month
Free prayer tracker · Android
Mark each of the five prayers, see your week and month at a glance, and keep your streak going. Free, with no ads.
What’s inside
Tick Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha as you pray them, or mark one as missed. Today’s prayer times come with a live countdown and the Hijri date.
See your month
A reminder when each prayer begins, with the adhan, the default tone or silence. Tracker reminders let you mark the prayer right from the notification.
See the screens
Prayer calendar
See today’s prayers, the last 7 days on the home screen, and the whole month on the calendar. Pick any date to update a prayer you forgot to mark.
Everything in the app
Each part of SalahLog, and what it does to help you stay consistent.
Your current and best streak, for every prayer on its own and all five together.
A summary of your week, ready to share as a card with family and friends.
12 duas to read after prayer, in Arabic with an English or Urdu translation and the hadith each comes from.
Mark a prayer from your Android home screen without opening the app.
English, Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Turkish, Persian, Russian and Chinese.
Start as a guest with no account, or sign in with Google or email to keep your history safe.
Qibla
The Qibla finder points you to the Kaaba in Makkah and tells you how far to turn, wherever you are.
It uses your phone’s compass and your location.
SalahLog tells you how many degrees to turn.
Turn until the Kaaba sits at the top of the compass.

Google Play
The screenshots from SalahLog’s Play Store listing.





Free, no ads
Nothing between you and your salah.
Yes. SalahLog is free on Google Play, and it has no ads.
No. You can use SalahLog as a guest. Guest data stays on your phone and may be lost if you uninstall the app, so sign in with Google or email to keep your prayer history.
Yes. Pick any past date on the calendar and update each prayer. Today’s prayers can also be marked from a reminder or a home-screen widget.
On your phone, for your location, with the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method and Hanafi Asr.
English, Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Turkish, Persian, Russian and Chinese. Switch any time in Settings.
Your location is used for prayer times and the Qibla. The privacy policy explains the rest.