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About Dayline — Secretary in Pocket

Dayline is a secretary-in-your-pocket. Instead of opening a calendar app, your day lives where you already glance — the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. YOUR DAY, ALWAYS VISIBLE The next event is one glance away. The Live Activity countdown updates itself, the Dynamic Island shows a soft Dayline arc that fills as the moment approaches, and Always-On Display keeps the next thing in sight without burning your battery. PRAYER-AWARE FROM DAY ONE Set up your prayer schedule once — manual times or auto-calculated for your location using Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, ISNA, and other published methods. Iqama times are first-class. The "I prayed" button is locked until the prayer window actually opens, so you can't accidentally tap-ahead. VOICE-FIRST CAPTURE "Hi Dayline, gym at 5" — hands-free wake word while the app is open. Or use "Hey Siri, add Dayline event…" anywhere on the system. Or dictate from your Apple Watch. Each path lands the event on Today within seconds. APPLE WATCH NATIVE Now / Today / Capture / Quick actions — four tabs, every one designed for the wrist. Mark done, snooze, dictate from the watch. Changes sync to iPhone in real time via WatchConnectivity. 100% BILINGUAL — ENGLISH + العربية Every string, every voice prompt, every Siri shortcut translated. Switch the app's language without changing iOS. Toggle between Western (0–9) and Arabic-Indic (٠–٩) numerals. Hijri calendar is one tap away. LIVE ACTIVITIES THAT ACTUALLY LIVE Travel time to your destination event updates as you move. Route progress shows as a 3-dot strip. The status line rewrites itself: "Leaves in 8 min" → "On the way" → "Arriving" — all on the Lock Screen, no app open required. KEEP YOUR NOTES IN VIEW Add notes to any event and they surface on the Lock Screen Live Activity, so reminders stay where you can't miss them. EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE No analytics, no advertising, no cloud sync we control. Your data lives on your iPhone, syncs to your Apple Watch via Apple's framework, and never touches a server we operate. Read our privacy policy — it's a short read. WORKS WITH YOUR EXISTING CALENDAR Optional read-only import from Apple Calendar and Reminders. The events you already keep elsewhere appear in Today alongside the things you add directly to Dayline. DESIGNED FOR THE MOMENT Three chattiness levels — Quiet, Balanced, Proactive — let you tune how present Dayline is. Heads-up at T-30, nudge at T-10, the at-the-moment alert. You set the volume. Free. No subscription. No ads. Just your day, where you already look.

What’s new

Version 1.1.1 · Updated June 10, 2026

Arabic localization polish. • Prayer times, countdowns, and the Live Activity now display fully in Arabic — Arabic-Indic numerals (٠–٩) and ص/م — including on the Always-On Display and Dynamic Island. • Prayer names, dates, and the recap throughout the app are now correctly localized.

App privacy

The developer, Hamza Mohammad, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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