A spiritual routine surrounded by digital noise.
Prayer-time apps often place ads beneath countdowns, require accounts, and collect location history. Many also break when installed as PWAs or lose usefulness offline. The experience conflicted with the quiet, focused moment it was meant to support.
Give people exactly what they need—and nothing they do not.
Nimazi provides accurate prayer times, a live countdown, Hijri dates, and location choice without advertising, tracking, or registration. Settings stay in the browser; cached times keep the essential experience working offline.
Calm enough for every day. Flexible enough for real life.
Every decision was tested against an app opened repeatedly at different energy levels—from Fajr before sunrise to Isha late at night. Default, Ramadan, and family-friendly themes adjust the mood while preserving hierarchy and contrast.
One web app, personal companion or community clock.
The PWA installs directly on iOS and Android. Kiosk mode turns a tablet into a dedicated prayer display for mosques and Islamic centers, extending the same clear information architecture into a shared environment.
Zero dependencies is a product decision.
A small vanilla JavaScript architecture handles location, prayer-time APIs, timezone-aware clocks, caching, settings, and guides. The result loads quickly, remains easy to audit, and welcomes open-source contributors without a complex toolchain.