Salah Tracker

A simple, private daily prayer tracker - tap each prayer as you complete it, mark make-ups (Qadha), and watch your streak. Nothing leaves your device.

Tracking your prayers

The five daily prayers are a pillar of Islam and the first thing a person will be asked about on the Day of Judgement. The Prophet, peace be upon him, said: 'The first matter the servant will be brought to account for on the Day of Judgement is the prayer. If it is sound, the rest of his deeds will be sound' (Sunan at-Tirmidhi 413). Keeping a simple record can help you stay consistent and notice prayers to make up.

On time, and making up (Qadha)

Praying each prayer within its time is what is required. A prayer missed without a valid excuse should be made up (qadha) as soon as one is able, while seeking Allah's forgiveness. Mark a prayer as prayed when you prayed it in its time, or made up (qadha) when you prayed it later - both count toward your record here.

A means, not the goal

This tracker is a private aid kept entirely on your device - no account, no sharing. The goal is khushu, presence and consistency in worship, not the numbers. Use it gently, as a reminder.

Common questions

How do I mark a prayer?

Tap a prayer to cycle through unmarked, prayed (on time), and made up (qadha). Tap again to clear it.

What counts toward my streak?

A day counts as complete when all five prayers are marked prayed or made up. Your streak is the run of consecutive complete days; an unfinished today does not break it.

Is my data saved or shared?

It is saved only in your browser, on this device - never sent anywhere and never shared. Clearing your browser data will erase it.

What is Qadha?

Qadha is making up a missed obligatory prayer. A prayer missed without a valid excuse should be made up as soon as possible, with repentance.

This guidance cites the Quran and authentic Sunnah and is pending scholar review. If you spot an error, please let us know - corrections are welcome.