Why SIRA
Built for the long road.
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The prayers already give your day its shape. SIRA works inside that shape instead of adding a routine on top of it.
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Your plan is drawn from curated curricula across ṣalāh, the Qurʾān and the adhkār. It’s chosen for where you are, paced so you can keep it, and each step builds on the one before.
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Each part of your plan adjusts on its own. The Qurʾān can ease while ṣalāh holds.
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The week shows the days you kept. A day with nothing recorded looks the same as any other day.
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Prayer times and the qibla are worked out on your phone, from an approximate location. What you record stays on your phone. It is never sold, never shared, and never used for ads.
In private beta on iPhone. Public launch in 2027.
Inside SIRA
A morning to begin, five prayers to carry the day, and an evening to close it.
Prayer
Your day, around five prayers.
Each prayer can carry one small ask: a practice, an ayah, or the adhkār after it. Each ask shows how many minutes it takes, and the next prayer is always in view.
The week ahead
A plan paced to you.
Each plan starts with what it’s for and a few asks across ṣalāh, the Qurʾān and practice. When it ends, the next one keeps the pace, asks a little more, or asks for less when you have less to give.
After the prayer
The adhkār, in full or in brief.
The adhkār reported from the Prophet ﷺ for after each obligatory prayer, in Arabic with transliteration and meaning. Tasbīḥ counts with a tap anywhere on the screen.
The Qurʾān
The Qurʾān, a little each day.
Read your plan’s verses in Arabic with transliteration and the Saheeh International translation. Keep the verses that speak to you, and find them again under You.
Practice
One sunnah, a minute or two.
A small act chosen for your day, like saying salām as you come in. Every practice says why it was chosen and where it comes from, with the hadith where there is one. You can swap it for another, or leave it for the day.
And around it
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Close the day
After ʿIshāʾ, mark what you did today, take a few minutes to reflect, and end the day with a dua.
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Qibla
Hold the phone flat and turn until the line points straight ahead. Worked out on your phone.
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Approximate location
An approximate location is all SIRA asks for, and your prayer times are worked out from it on your phone.
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Pause
Stop the daily asks for as long as you need, and pick them up again when you are ready.