SholatKu

Five daily prayer times right on your wrist, calculated entirely on the watch itself, using your device's location and clock. No internet, no phone, no subscription.

What's new in 1.4.0 Prayer notifications. The watch now alerts you when a prayer time arrives. Each prayer has its own on/off switch in the app settings on your phone, and all of them start switched on. Three calculation criteria. Kemenag RI and Nahdlatul Ulama join Muhammadiyah. Press the method button to cycle through them on the watch, or pick one from the app settings on your phone. Your choice is saved and used for the schedule and the notifications alike. Both new criteria were checked against their official published timetables across a full year. Most times match to the minute; the rest are within one minute. Sunrise is never reported later than it actually happens, so the end of sahur stays on the safe side. Note on the Nahdlatul Ulama option: it was calibrated against a single city, and elevation is not taken into account, so Maghrib may differ by a minute or two in mountainous areas. When in doubt, follow your local mosque.