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Work · June 29, 2026

Daily Salah: Nimaz Tracker

Your personal, private daily nimaz companion

Daily Salah: Nimaz Tracker launched on June 29, 2026 with 2 votes.

What it does

Daily Salah is a beautiful, private app designed to help you build a strong prayer habit and maintain consistency. Log daily prayers effortlessly, track your journey over time with insightful weekly or monthly summaries, visualize your entire growth over time with the Lifetime Journey feature, and easily manage past days' prayers. With a highly customizable and clean user interface, all data stays securely on your device - ensuring 100% complete privacy as you seek on your spiritual journey.

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