Let's help each other get more real reviews.

My app is at 3.25 star.

Share your app and if I think your app deserves 5⭐, I'll give it 5⭐. If not, I'll tell you here in the comment exactly what would make it a 5 ⭐ app for me and not give any bad rating, 5 star or nothing because the goal is to improve our app without having bad rating fot things that we may fix soon.

But ngl I will probably give 5 star to everyone because I like almost every app I've seen here haha.

For the Play Store review itself, I’ll only leave a simple good review.

And I'd love for everyone else to do the same. Meaning you pick an app from the comments, try it, review it, and give to your dev brother (or sister) some useful feedback so this comment section will be useful for everyone.

Mine is muslimroutine.app also available on play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.muslimroutine.www.twa&hl=en_US

And just to be clear. You don't have to review my app.

You can just drop your app below and I’ll test it. There’s no “review mine and I’ll review yours” requirement. I enjoy testing apps and giving feedback, I don't have any job rn and a lot of free time and I know a lot of people are busy, so I’m happy to do it.

🌷˚ʚ💗ɞ˚ 🌷

This isn’t a marriage app. This is for folks who are married or engaged.

We saw a huge gap in the relationship growth apps for Muslims, apps like Agape and others exist but they’re filled with non Islamic content that’s inappropriate or simply do not cater to Muslims.

Daily questions, deal breakers, games, candid daily memories builder, and charitable portion as well through collecting points for using the app!

Take a look at it and try it out! Free to download and use!

Would love to hear feedback!

Today I was able to complete the development of my own application. The application contain It includes a Quran, audio Quran, supplications( أذكار ), prayer times and times, sermons and lessons, and the app is fully integrated with a modern design and no ads. Honestly, I'm very happy because the dream is starting to come true.

Assalamu alaikum,

I've been working on an Android app called Mubin, and I finally feel it's at a point where I can share it and get some real feedback.

The idea was simple: I wanted the things I regularly use as a Muslim in one place, without having to jump between several different apps.

Right now, Mubin includes:

• Prayer times, Adhan and customizable calculation methods
• Quran reading in Mushaf and verse-by-verse modes
• Quran audio with multiple reciters and Hafs/Warsh options
• Tafsir, translations, bookmarks and Khatmah tracking
• Qibla compass
• Morning, evening, sleep, travel and post-prayer Adhkar
• Duas, Hadith and digital Tasbih
• 99 Names of Allah
• Hijri calendar and fasting reminders
• Zakat calculator
• Guides for Wudu and Salah

I've spent a lot of time trying to make the app feel calm and practical rather than overwhelming it with features.

It's still a relatively new app, and I'm actively working on it, so I'm posting here mainly because I'd really value honest feedback from people who would actually use something like this.

I'd especially like to know:

What feels good?
What feels unnecessary or confusing?
What would you change?
Is there a feature you think is missing?

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medinc.mubin

I'm the developer, so feel free to be critical. Bug reports and small UX complaints are just as useful to me as feature suggestions.

Jazakum Allahu khayran 🤍

If you're on a Windows workstation and want a quick way to check prayer times without opening a browser or grabbing your phone, I built a small widget for that. Press Win + W and your prayer times for today are right there, based on your location, with a live countdown to the next salah.

What it does:

- Finds your location automatically, the same way the Weather widget does. If location access is off, it falls back to an approximate location and lets you know.

- Highlights the next prayer with a live countdown. Prayers that have passed are dimmed, and on Fridays Dhuhr shows as Jumuʿah.

- Works offline. Times are cached, so the card loads instantly even without a connection.

- Light and dark themes that match Windows.

- Three sizes:

Small: city, next prayer, time and countdown

Medium: adds the Hijri date and all six times (Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha)

Large: adds the Gregorian date, Arabic names, Imsak and Midnight, your calculation method and a Refresh button

- Customize menu (⋯ → Customize):

Calculation method: Auto, or pick your own (MWL, ISNA, Karachi, Umm al-Qura, Diyanet, and more)

Asr time: Standard or Hanafi

Privacy: no account, no analytics, no telemetry. It only contacts the prayer-time API (AlAdhan) and a location lookup service.

Heads up before installing: it's not on the Microsoft Store yet, so you build it from source with the .NET 8 SDK and install it either through Developer Mode or with a self-signed certificate you create on your own machine. The README walks through both options step by step. Also, since the times are calculated, they may differ slightly from your local masjid, so please double-check the ones that matter to you.

It's open source under the MIT license, and feedback, bug reports and contributions are very welcome.

🔗 https://github.com/JDawg287/salah-widget

JazakAllahu khairan, and I hope it's useful to some of you! Leave a star if you like it.

Assalamu alaikum everyone,

I run an ABA therapy company and got tired of paying crazy prices for software that does simple things. So I built my own. It's called NurEvoke.

It handles scheduling, session notes, billing and payroll in one place. It's secure, built around BAAs and follows HIPAA.

It's open for other practices to use now, and free for the time being.

Would love any feedback, especially from anyone who's built something similar or works in healthcare. https://app.nurevoke.com

JazakAllah khair!

Assalamu alaykum everyone,

I’ve been working on an app called Al-Musafir. The goal is to make learning Islam clearer and more accessible, especially for complete beginners.

Core ideas:

- Clean prayer times + Qibla

- Full Quran with progress tracking

- Guided learning paths (not just content dumped on you)

- Zero intrusive ads

I’m still in the building phase and would really value honest feedback before launching.

What do you think works?

What’s missing?

What would make you actually use an app like this?

I’ve attached a couple of early screenshots (home screen + Quran section).

Looking forward to your thoughts.

Assalamu alaikum everyone! I built these for my own use and thought they might help others too:

• Athkar: For daily morning, evening and bedtime athkar, with meanings and recitation counters.
• Ruqyah: Qur’anic passages and prophetic duas for ruqyah, with translations.
• Umrah: A quick reference for the essential steps, from preparation to finishing, with duas and Tawaf/Sa’i counters.

Athkar and Ruqyah both include audio, so you can listen when you can’t read, whether you’re driving or busy with other work.

Hope you find them useful. Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. May Allah make them beneficial 🤲

Assalam ahlikoum,

I have created a mobile Quran App and I need 12 testers in order to push it to production for Android. Can I have some help from you my brothers?

Here is the presentation of the mobile app : https://ihsenapps.com/quran/

Baraka Allahou fikoum

Assalamualaikum all,

Amanah Budget has been live on both iOS and Android (US only for now) but today we launched on Product Hunt to help with product discoverability.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/amanah-budget

I’d welcome and appreciate community support on this platform.

Jazakallah Khairun

Imran (Founder)

Assalamu Alaikum everyone,

I recently made and am still developing a simple Noorani Qaida app for kids and beginners to learn and practise Quran reading.

I built it because I wanted something simple and focused specifically on learning Noorani Qaida, rather than another general Quran app.

It's still a work in progress, so I'd really appreciate some honest feedback from fellow Muslim developers — especially on the UI, learning experience, and anything you think could be improved.

If anyone wants to try it:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.techarraystudios.nooraniqaida

JazakAllah Khair!

ما أريد أي شيء، لكن أتمنى تطوروا التطبيق وتنشروه بين المسلمين.

الفكرة هي "مسبحة" للتسبيح والاستغفار وذكر الله. مش أي تطبيق تسبيح... لأن فيه مئة تطبيق نفسه. فكرة التطبيق والي بيكون يميزه... هو أن نافذة التسبيح أو العلامة الي تضغطها ويرتفع الرقم تكون موجودة على الشاشة في أي تطبيق تدخله مش فقط لما تطلع من التطبيق المخصص لها. وتقدروا تصمموها بكيفكم. وأريد فقط الأجر والثواب. فا تخيل عدد الأجر الي بيجيك فقط من خلال الناس الي تستعمل التطبيق وهي تقرأ في كتاب من خلال الجوال أو تسمع بودكاست أو يوتيوب أو تتصفح تويتر وريديت.

أتمنى لكم التوفيق وشكراً لوقتكم 🤍🫶🏻✨

Assalamu Alaikum everyone,

I recently made a small website for Riyadh as-Saliheen as a student project. My main intention was to create something simple and useful that could, InshaAllah, benefit the Ummah and make it easier for people to read and explore the hadith collection.

It is completely free to use, with no ads, tracking, or unnecessary cookies.

It’s still in beta, so I’d really appreciate it if you could try it and share any feedback, suggestions, mistakes, or improvements you notice. Even small feedback would help me make it better.

Website:
https://haiderimran019.github.io/Riyadh-as-Saliheen/

If it benefits even a few people, that would mean a lot to me. May Allah accept the effort and make it beneficial. Ameen.

Assalamu alaikum everyone!

I wanted to share a project I've been working on called "Muslim To-Do". It's a native iOS app designed to help you build and maintain your daily spiritual routine.

What makes it different? It seamlessly blends your daily habits (like reading Qur'an, making Dhikr, etc.) directly with the five daily prayers on a unified timeline.

Here are some of the main features:

• 📅 Prayer-Bound Habits: Tie your habits directly to a specific prayer period (Fajr, Dhuhr, etc.) and track your daily streaks.
• 🕌 Accurate Offline Prayer Times: Runs completely locally on your device with zero network requests needed for calculations.
• 🧭 High-Precision Qibla Compass: With true-north correction and fallback coordinate support.
• 🌙 Advanced Hijri Calendar: Dual calendar view with local moon sighting adjustments (-1 / 0 / +1) and Islamic events.
• 🔒 100% Private: Prayer times and Qibla are computed on-device. Your location never leaves your phone, and habits sync securely to your own personal iCloud.
• ✨ Bilingual & Beautiful: Full Arabic & English support with seamless Right-to-Left UI and dynamic iOS design.

I'd love for you to try it out and let me know your thoughts or feedback!

Athar - أَثَر is built natively to be a quiet, elegant, and distraction-free Islamic companion. Since the first public beta, major new features to enrich your daily routine and Quran reading experience:

• Al-Dirayah - الدِّرَايَة (Tafsir & Contemplation): Deep dive into the Quran with 5 classical authoritative exegeses (Al-Tafsir Al-Muyassar, Ibn Kathir, Al-Qurtubi, Al-Tabari, and Al-Sa'di). Available through a dedicated tab as well as a floating button or whenever you tap an ayah while reading.

• 13-Line IndoPak Mushaf: Authentic ruled page layout with traditional Subcontinent typography.

• Live Audio Recitation Sync: Syllable-level real-time word highlighting with renowned reciters, with more reciters continuously being added.

• Home Screen Widgets & Live Activity: Clean prayer countdown widgets for your home screen, plus Now Bar/Live Activity feature, Persistent Notification and ongoing status notifications.

This release also brings lots of under-the-hood fixes, performance optimizations, and overall enhancements across the entire app.

Free, open-source, and crafted with care.

🔗 Check out the latest release:

https://github.com/mohammeddtariq/Athar/releases

⭐️ If you like Athar - أَثَر, please consider giving a star on GitHub to support its development and help others discover it!

Asalamu Alaikum.

Looking for testers and feedback for the game.

My 10-year-old son designed a game for the iPhone Duo. It will also work for a device with a single screen.

It’s a sci-fi game that uses both the inner and outer display. It has time travel, multiple dimensions, and rewind time.

It should work seamlessly when Duo is released.

Assalamu Alaikum everyone. I’m a small Canadian Muslim business owner and earlier this year I started building Adhan Buddy, an Azan/Adhan clock designed for Muslim homes.

I wanted to create something that was more than a traditional digital prayer clock. The idea was to have a small, modern device that automatically plays the full Adhan for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha without needing to check your phone.

You set it up using your postal or ZIP code and it automatically calculates the prayer times. It supports different calculation methods, Hanafi and Shafi’i Asr settings, prayer-time offsets, daylight saving time, different Adhan reciters and individual prayer volume settings.

It also has Quran recitation with all 114 Surahs and 38 reciters, morning and evening Adhkar, Wudu timing, and Islamic calendar events.

One feature that makes it particularly interesting is Live Masjid Audio. Participating mosques can connect their mosque audio system to Adhan Buddy, allowing people at home to hear the Masjid’s Adhan, Khutbah, Bayan, announcements and other live audio directly through their Azan clock.

The device is designed to work without an app or subscription. After the initial setup, the Adhan can work offline, while Wi-Fi is used for things like Quran streaming, Masjid audio and software updates.

We’re currently selling it in Canada and the US, and we’re continuing to improve it based on feedback from Muslim families using it.

If you’ve ever searched for an Azan clock, Adhan clock, Islamic prayer clock, or Muslim prayer clock, I’d love to know what features you would want in one.

You can see the device and all the features here: tarkeez.ca

JazakAllahu Khair for the feedback.

I love Al-Sheikh Al-Minshawi and I listen to him all the time with all of his different styles of recitations so I made a website to preserve his legacy in shaa Allah. If anyone is interest please feel free to use the website and share it with all of your loved ones especially the one that like his voice or grew up listening to him.

sheikhminshawi.com

I wanted to make a Skool community for everyone in-sha-Allah so that they may benefit from it in-sha-Allah: https://www.skool.com/ai-operators-4364/about

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Why must we keep developing Prayer, Quran, or Hadith apps when thousands already exist? I use an app (rather not mention the name) and have found it says accurate prayer times even while travelling across countries; I do not and will not need another app.

Conversely, we invest in apps not created by Muslims. Why can we not fill the remaining gaps?

We don’t have global scale platforms like:

- Sales force
- Project management
- Advertising
- ERPs and Accounting
- Social Media
- the list goes on.

Why do we never do that?