Never lose count of your rakaat again
MuslimKit uses on-device AI pose detection to automatically count your prayer cycles, so you can focus on your prayer instead of counting it — plus prayer times, Qibla direction, an Islamic calendar with reminders, digital tasbih, a Qur'an reader with audio recitation, the 99 Names of Allah, a library of authentic Doa & Dzikir, and a step-by-step Prayer Guide, Wudhu Guide, Lineage of the Prophets, widgets, a Worship Journal with charts, all in one app.
Free to start · Optional Premium · No account required
What makes MuslimKit different

AI Rakaat Counter
Uses your selfie camera and on-device pose detection to count your prayer cycles automatically. Free with a daily session limit; unlimited with Premium.



Worship Journal
Check in your daily worship on one screen: obligatory, rawatib and sunnah prayers, fasting (with makeup-fast debt), Qur'an reading, memorisation, dhikr and charity — for any date, with a monthly calendar. The Insight tab turns it into bar or line charts per worship, with exact values, plus a summary and encouragement.
Everything you need for daily worship

Prayer Times
Accurate, location-based prayer schedules with reminders and a choice of adhan voices.

Qibla Compass
Find the exact direction to the Kaaba instantly.

Islamic Calendar
Track Hijri dates and important Islamic occasions alongside the Gregorian calendar, plus add your own events and notes with weekly or monthly repeat and reminders — including fasting-day reminders.

Digital Tasbih
Count dhikr with preset or custom bundles and vibration feedback.

Qur'an Reader
Read the full Qur'an offline, right inside the app — as a list or in Reading mode with mushaf pages and optional colour-coded tajweed — with Latin transliteration in every language and optional audio recitation from your choice of reciter. Verse bookmarks are free up to 5, and listening to a verse straight from Reading mode is part of Premium.

Asma-ul-Husna
Browse all 99 Names of Allah with their meanings, right from the home screen.

Doa & Dzikir
Browse authentic daily duas and adhkar by theme — morning & evening, prayer, daily life, food, travel, hardship, forgiveness, and now Hajj & Umrah, illness & death, and family — each one grounded in the Qur'an or a Shahih/Hasan hadith, with its source and authenticity grade always shown, plus search to find what you need fast.

Prayer Guide
Step-by-step illustrated guidance for Fardhu and Sunnah prayers (Witr, Tahajud, Dhuha, Eid, funeral prayer), prayers in special conditions (Qasr, Jam', Qada, praying when ill), and how to form congregational rows for men and women. The Guides menu also covers Ghusl (the full bath) and Hajj & Umrah.

Wudhu Guide
Illustrated step-by-step guide to performing wudhu (ablution) correctly — from the intention to the dua after wudhu — with the pillars, what breaks wudhu, and notes where the madhhabs differ, plus a Tayammum guide: intention, steps, what permits it and what invalidates it.

Tahfidz Program
Plan and review your Qur'an memorisation with an adaptive review schedule, daily review sessions, and a Memorization Test — Continue the Verse (random or chain) or Recite a passage from memory, with audio or text — drawn from the verses you have memorised or any surah or juz you pick, plus progress tracking per juz. The test is free once a day; unlimited with Premium.
Lineage of the Prophets
Explore how the prophets are related — from Ibrahim to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, the line through Ishaq and Ya'qub to Yusuf, the families named in the Qur'an, and a list of the 25 prophets — with the basis for each relation and what is deliberately not shown.
Built to help you focus on what matters
Losing count of rakaat is a small but common distraction during prayer. MuslimKit was built to quietly solve that problem using your phone's camera and on-device AI, then grew into a full daily-worship companion — prayer times, Qibla, a calendar with reminders, tasbih, Qur'an recitation, the 99 Names of Allah, authentic Doa & Dzikir, and a step-by-step Prayer Guide, Wudhu Guide, Lineage of the Prophets, widgets, a Worship Journal with charts, all in one place. All processing happens locally on your device; nothing is sent anywhere.
Available in your language
MuslimKit's interface — and the Qur'an translation shown alongside each ayah — works in 15 languages. 3 are built in and always work offline; the rest download once, right from inside the app.
Can't find your language? The app falls back to English, and more languages may be added over time.
Frequently asked questions
What is MuslimKit?
MuslimKit is a free, all-in-one Islamic companion app. It combines an AI-powered Rakaat Counter, Prayer Times, a Qibla Compass, an Islamic (Hijri) Calendar with event reminders, a Digital Tasbih, an offline Qur'an reader with audio recitation, the 99 Names of Allah (Asma-ul-Husna), a library of authentic Doa & Dzikir with source and authenticity grading, and a step-by-step Prayer Guide, Wudhu Guide, Lineage of the Prophets, home-screen widgets, and a light theme (dark theme with Premium), in a single app.
Is MuslimKit free to use?
Yes. MuslimKit is free to use with no account required, and a small banner ad appears on a few screens to support development. The free version includes Prayer Times, Qibla, the full Qur'an reader, the full Worship Journal check-in, weekly Insight charts and 7 days of history, with a few limits: a daily limit on Rakaat Counter sessions, 5 verse bookmarks, 1 Memorization Test per day, and the light theme. Optional Premium (a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time 3-year purchase) removes these limits and the banner ads, and adds the dark theme, listening to verses from Reading mode, multi-colour bookmarks, full home-screen widgets, period comparison and your whole history in reports, plus cloud backup and restore of your data when you change phones. Signing in with Google is optional and only needed to keep Premium access when you change phones.
How does the AI Rakaat Counter work, and is it private?
It uses on-device pose detection; nothing is recorded or sent anywhere.
Does MuslimKit need an internet connection?
Most features work fully offline, including the Rakaat Counter, Prayer Times, Qibla Compass, Calendar (including reminders), Digital Tasbih, Asma-ul-Husna, Doa & Dzikir, the Prayer Guide, Wudhu Guide, Lineage of the Prophets, widgets, and reading the Qur'an. An internet connection is only used for optional extras — Qur'an audio recitation, non-Indonesian verse translations, language pack downloads, adhan voice downloads, and displaying ads.
Is MuslimKit available on the Google Play Store or App Store?
Yes — MuslimKit is on Google Play for Android. It is currently rolling out in Indonesia, and more countries will follow. The App Store (iOS) version is coming later.
Get MuslimKit
Download MuslimKit on Google Play for Android. The App Store (iOS) version is coming later.