Prayer times & Qibla
Precise times for wherever you are, a clean daily view, and a compass that simply works.
Accurate prayer times, a guided salah that walks with you, and the Qur'an with the story behind each surah. Then follow along live: Rahti is the first app that listens as the imam recites and shows you the meaning as it happens.
Launching on the App Store — Fall 2026 · Prayer, Qur'an, and du'ā are free, always.
Every part of Rahti exists to close the gap between you and khushū' — presence in prayer. Some features are free forever; a few are part of Rahti Plus.
Precise times for wherever you are, a clean daily view, and a compass that simply works.
The Clear Qur'an translation, with revelation-context notes throughout — the story of why and when each part came down, a tap away in the margin.
A calm, step-by-step walkthrough of prayer, with a centering moment before you begin — no recording, no distractions.
The imam's recitation, followed live and translated in real time — so you understand as it's being said.Rahti Plus
Not a chatbot — a du'ā companion. Describe how you're feeling, and DUAi retrieves matching duʿās and acts of worship from a verified, source-cited library. It never writes or invents one.Rahti Plus
A daily consistency ring — prayers, dhikr, your daily challenge — that fills as the day goes, without punishing you for a day you missed.
A Word of the Day rooted in the Qur'an, short Tajwīd lessons, and a steady path through the Book — a few minutes a day, building real fluency.
Mosques, halal food, and Muslim-owned businesses near you — with a community marketplace on the way.Rahti Plus
Most of the world's Muslims don't speak Arabic. Rahti listens alongside you, recognizes the recitation in real time, and shows each āyah with its meaning — so Jumu'ah and tarāwīḥ become understanding, not guesswork.
One tap from Home. The screen quiets to just what matters.
Within moments of the imam's recitation, Rahti locks on — no searching, no typing.
Āyah and translation flow at the imam's pace. Takbīr, tasbīḥ, and the movements of prayer are recognized too.
Prayer times, the Qur'an, du'ās, qibla, and guided salah will never sit behind a paywall. Not now, not ever.
Rahti will never place a banner over Qur'an or prayer. If we ever feature anything, it's a Muslim-owned business — clearly labeled, and never inside prayer.
Congregation Mode listens to recognize the āyah being recited in real time. Rahti does not record or keep that audio.
Rahti Plus supports the cost of running Congregation Mode and everything we build next — and half of every mosque plan goes straight back to that mosque as sadaqah.
Praying at a partner mosque? Ask about the $4.99 community plan — half goes directly to your mosque as an ongoing donation.
Founding members get early TestFlight access and a permanent Founding Supporter badge when we launch this fall, in shā' Allāh.
One email at launch, one before Ramadan. Nothing else. No spam, no sharing your information.
Yes. Everything you need to pray — prayer times, the full Qur'an, du'ās, and Guided Salah — is free, permanently. Rahti Plus ($2.99/mo, with a free trial) adds Congregation Mode, DUAi, and Ummah Finder, and helps cover what it actually costs us to run them.
Your phone listens locally and streams short audio segments for recognition against the Qur'anic text, then shows the matching āyah and its translation in real time. That audio is processed to find the āyah and is never stored by Rahti.
A du'ā companion, not a du'ā generator. Tell it how you're feeling or what you're facing, and it retrieves matching duʿās and suggested acts of worship — istikhāra, ṣadaqah, specific surahs — from a verified, source-cited library reviewed by a scholar. It never writes or invents a du'ā.
The Clear Qur'an by Dr. Mustafa Khattab, alongside revelation-context notes drawn from mainstream sources — Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī and Muslim, al-Wāḥidī's Asbāb al-Nuzūl, and Ibn Kathīr's tafsīr — written plainly, and honestly labeled wherever scholars differ.
Fall 2026 on the iPhone App Store, in shā' Allāh, with everything building toward Ramadan 1448. Join the list above for TestFlight access before then.
Rahti is built independently by a Muslim developer in the DMV — prayer by prayer, bug by bug — with religious content reviewed before it ships.