Dates that follow your own community, Google Calendar both ways, and a light look to start from.
The Hijri First engine. Each place’s month begins when its own committee says so — over 230 places, each showing where we read the word.
How to look for the crescent. The evening to look, the compass heading, and how many fists above the horizon — drawn as one picture, on the web and on the phone.
The white days. The 13th, 14th and 15th for your own place, with where the full moon stands each night.
Google Calendar, both ways. An edit made in Google comes back here, a multi-day event is one bar, and Google Tasks reach the calendar.
Light, Dark, or your device’s. Light is now where everyone starts.
Fix this month offers the day either side, marks the day shown, and can undo a correction.
Sunnah fasting days carry suhoor and iftar on the month grid.
Drag to the grid’s edge and the next month or week slides in.
A security and privacy pass across the app and the sync server.
A full rehaul of the mobile app, a finalized brand, and clearer pricing — the whole product now speaks one visual language.
The mobile app, rebuilt. Every view redrawn — month with multi-day event bars, week and day grids, prayer times, tasks, and a proper event composer with ṣalāh-clash checks.
Lock screen, widgets & dynamic island — designed, not yet built. The Hijri date, prayer strip, and next-prayer countdown, everywhere your phone shows them, once they ship.
Pricing, in plain sight. A Free tier that stays free, and a Plus tier still in development — the core calendar is never gated.
One finalized mark — a gold crescent on a night tile — now used everywhere: app icon, nav, favicon, splash.
The desktop summary pane collapses to give the calendar more room.
The month strip and its virtue notes are sourced from the classical record, month by month.
A deep reliability pass across the web and mobile apps — edits always stick, nothing fails quietly, and the prayer-aware features run on your real times.
Editing an event always saves. Turning off a repeat, switching a timed event to all-day, or clearing a note no longer reverts to the old value.
Nothing fails silently. A save, move, delete, or sync that can't complete now shows an error instead of pretending it worked.
Prayer-clash warnings use your real prayer times for that day and place, not placeholder values.
The month strip shows the correct virtue for the current Hijri month on mobile.
Sign-out fully resets the device, so a second account can't inherit the first's calendar.
Google sync shows a "Synced · a few minutes ago" status and clear, retryable errors; exports land on the right day after sunset.
Find-a-clear-time moves your event instead of duplicating it.
Recurring tasks re-arm the moment you complete them.
Sign-in codes verify the instant you paste them.
Prayer-scheduling share links are shorter — older links still open.
Adjust today's date to match your community's moon sighting — a re-pin control anchored on the most recent boundary.
The foundation — a Hijri-first calendar you can actually live on.
Prayer-aware scheduling — plan around Fajr through ʿIshāʾ, wherever you are. Free, never gated.
Bring in Google, Apple & Outlook so everything lives in one place.
Sunset (Maghrib) reckoning — the day rolls over at sunset, in Week and Day views.
Ramaḍān, Eid & white-day tracking, month-by-month context, and a full Hijri ↔ Gregorian converter.
Install as an app on any device, with your data kept private.