Kiblat answers exactly two questions: when is the next prayer, and which way is Makkah. Then it gets out of your way.
For iPhone. No sign-up, ever.
Many prayer apps started simple, too. Then came the ads, the premium tiers, the feeds, and notifications about everything except prayer. Along the way, your location became something to sell. We built the opposite.
Your prayer schedule is between you and Allah, not you, an ad network, and a data broker. Times and direction are calculated on your device with standard astronomical formulas. We have no server to send anything to.
Fajr through Isha, computed on your device with the method your community uses: MWL, Umm al-Qura, ISNA, Egypt, Karachi or Kemenag.
A compass rose with a live needle pointing to the Kaaba, plus the exact bearing from true north if you prefer numbers.
One glance tells you what's next and how long you have, updated every second.
A gentle alert when a prayer time starts, and another before it runs out. Off until you turn them on, and only ever about prayer.
Today's Islamic date (Umm al-Qura calendar) right under the Gregorian one.
Use your location or search any city; times follow its time zone. The app speaks English, Bahasa Indonesia and Japanese.
No streaks to keep. No feed to scroll. No notifications unless you ask for them. Kiblat respects your time the way a good tool should: there when you need it, silent when you don't.
Download KiblatHonestly, nothing. There is no business model, and that's the point. If Kiblat helps you pray on time, keep us in your du'a.