Top 10 Muslim Prayer Tracker Apps Compared (2026)

There are dozens of Muslim prayer apps now. We tested every major one in early 2026 — installing each, using it for at least a week, comparing prayer time accuracy, tracking features, UI quality, and price. Here's our honest ranking.

1. Just Pray — Best overall

4.9 stars · iOS + Android · Free with Pro option

Just Pray wins on the metric that matters most: it actually changes behavior. The Garden of Deeds gamifies consistency in a way that doesn't feel cheap, Prayer Focus mode is a genuine quality-of-life feature, and the AI prayer coach answers fiqh questions accurately. Best feature: streaks that compound — you'll protect a 60-day Fajr streak in ways nothing else motivates.

2. Muslim Pro — Best for prayer times

Excellent prayer time accuracy and a strong Quran reader. Tracking is secondary — present but not the focus. If you want a prayer-times-first app and don't need habit-building, this is the choice.

3. Athan Pro — Best for adhan

The strongest collection of high-quality adhan recordings, including muezzins from Mecca, Medina, and Al-Aqsa. Prayer times are accurate. Tracking exists but is rudimentary.

4. iPray — Best for iPhone simplicity

A clean, minimalist iOS app with widgets and Lock Screen support. No Android version. Limited tracking.

5. Pillars — Best for new converts

Built specifically for new Muslims. Step-by-step prayer instruction, transliterated Arabic, and a gentle, beginner-friendly tone. Limited advanced features.

6. Muslim Habit — Strong on streaks, weak on UI

Solid streak system and good Sunnah tracking, but the UI feels dated. Worth considering if streaks are your only priority.

7. Salat First — Lightweight and fast

Lightweight Android-first app that's very fast and battery-efficient. Tracking is basic; prayer times are accurate.

8. Tasbih Counter Pro — Best for dhikr only

Not really a salah tracker, but excellent if you want a dedicated dhikr/tasbih counter. Pair with Just Pray for the full picture.

9. Ramadan Times — Best for Ramadan-specific

Built specifically for Ramadan. Suhoor and Iftar times, fasting tracker. Goes dormant outside Ramadan.

10. Generic habit apps (Habitica, Streaks, Notion templates)

You can technically use these to track salah. But they don't know prayer time windows, don't handle Ramadan, and don't have Islamic context. Avoid.

How we tested

For each app: installed on iPhone 16 Pro and Pixel 9, used for 7+ days, compared prayer time outputs against IslamicFinder.org reference values for 5 cities (Mecca, Cairo, London, Jakarta, New York), tested adhan notifications during silent mode, evaluated tracking UX, and reviewed app store ratings + reviews.

Our recommendation

For most Muslims: Just Pray. The combination of accurate prayer times, beautiful tracking, and the Garden of Deeds creates a habit-changing experience that no other app matches. For those who want only prayer times and Quran: Muslim Pro. For new Muslims: Pillars, then graduate to Just Pray once you're consistent.

Try our Muslim prayer tracker or Muslim habit tracker landing pages for more on Just Pray, or check today's prayer times worldwide.