Layla Pro: Prayer Times

Layla Pro keeps your five prayers with you through the day.

The day, drawn as the sun moves
Home opens on one arc from Fajr to Isha. The sun sits where it is right now, the next prayer is lit, and a countdown ticks underneath. Times are computed on your phone from your location and the calculation method you choose, so they work with no signal.

A year of prayer, in one look
Every day is a dot. Green for five confirmed, amber for a day still open, rose for a prayer missed. Tap any dot to see which prayers it holds. Only a prayer you confirm counts — nothing is inferred from movement or screen time.

You are not the only one awake
Layla Pro divides the night from Maghrib to Fajr into thirds and lights the last one, because that is when Tahajjud is best. Tap "I am praying Tahajjud" and a small light appears on a globe of the Earth at night, where other lights are glowing too. Each glow is a five-kilometre area, never a person, and it fades by itself after four hours.

Friends, without a leaderboard
Your code is six letters and numbers. Share it, or send the link, and a friend appears on your screen with five dots, one for each prayer, filled as their day is prayed. Nothing is ranked. "Quiet for now" hides your numbers from every friend until you switch it off. Milestones are celebrated, not compared, and forty-day circles let a few people keep one prayer together.

For the moments between the prayers
Tasbih with eight counter styles. Mood: tell Layla Pro what you are feeling and it finds the verse or hadith for it, recited aloud. The ninety-nine names, one a day, with what each one means. Duas for morning, evening, travel and sleep, in Arabic with transliteration and meaning.

A quiet note for sisters
If you chose "sister" when you set up the app, Layla Pro offers a prayer pause for the days of menstruation. Those days are simply not counted: nothing is recorded as missed, nothing is owed, and the streak carries on where it left off. The pause is never visible to friends or circles.

Prayer focus
Layla Pro can hold the apps that pull at you during a prayer window and return you to the prayer screen. On Android this is a gentle, honest nudge that you can always step past — it is not a lock, and the app says so plainly.

What leaves your phone, and what never does
Prayer times are computed on the device. Your location is used there and nowhere else. On the globe your position is a rough five-kilometre area that expires by itself. Friends see only five dots, this year's counts and a milestone. The prayer pause is never shared. Nothing is inferred; a prayer counts when you say it does.

Seven percent of every subscription is set aside for those in need, shown in the app with a live bar and, when there is enough, receipts.

Free for everyone: prayer times, the streak, the year of dots, Tahajjud and the globe, Friends, Mood, Duas and the names.