A quieter start before Fajr.

Wake with intention.
Begin with recitation.

Plan your wake-up around Fajr. Choose a Quran passage or du'a, and begin your morning with recitation.

Fajrr Home showing an example Fajr timetable and a Tahajjud alarm.
Assisted guidance with Waking Up Du'a 1 and the manual Begin Reciting control.
Plan your morning. Make room for recitation.

Built for iPhone Current beta requires iOS 26.5 or later.

App previews use Simulator fixtures, not real alarm or recognition test results.

A little preparation.
A more intentional morning.

  1. Plan your wake-up

    Choose a time before Fajr, the last third of the night, or a custom time. Set your location and prayer-time preferences.

  2. Choose your recitation

    Pick a Quran passage or du'a. Follow the text with Assisted guidance, or recite From Memory.

  3. Recite, then check

    When your alarm rings, open Recite. Tap Begin Reciting, read aloud, then tap Check Now. A successful check completes the current session.

A morning routine with purpose.

Your passage.
Your way to begin.

Read along or recite from memory, with a calm space to focus on the words.

From Memory mode with the passage hidden, ready for manual recording.
From Memory · ready to recite

Around your prayer schedule

Before Fajr, Last Third, or a custom time. Estimates depend on location, method, and adjustments; check your local timetable.

Read along, or recall the words

Keep the passage in view with Assisted guidance. In From Memory, you can reveal the text for that session after a retry.

A passage that stays with you

Choose a fixed recitation or Daily Random. The selected passage stays consistent throughout the active alarm session.

Sound that suits your routine

Choose from the available alarm sounds or use Daily Random sound selection. Light and Dark appearance keep the task experience calm.

Recitation checking, on your iPhone.

A moment to recite.
Not an upload.

You choose when to record and when to check. Your voice recording is processed on your iPhone; Fajrr does not upload recitation audio for recognition.

Speech recognition can make mistakes. This is an alarm task, not a tajwid or pronunciation assessment.

Read the Privacy Policy
An example completed recitation task in Fajrr.
Example completed task · Simulator fixture

A few things
you might be wondering.

Getting to know Fajrr.

What is Fajrr?

Fajrr is an iPhone alarm app designed to support a prayer-focused morning routine through Quran and du'a recitation.

Do I need to memorize the passage?

No. Assisted guidance displays the passage. From Memory is available if you prefer to recite without reading it.

Does recording start automatically?

No. Tap Begin Reciting to start, then tap Check Now when you have finished.

Are my recordings sent to an AI service?

No. The current app processes recitation recordings locally on your iPhone. Location search and address lookup may use Apple services; see the Privacy Policy for details.

Is this a tajwid or pronunciation assessment?

No. Fajrr compares recognized speech with the selected recitation to help complete an alarm task. Recognition can make mistakes and is not a substitute for a qualified teacher.

Can I rely on the exact prayer time shown?

Check it against your local timetable. Calculation methods, location, rounding, and local adjustments can produce differences. The prayer times in these screenshots are examples.

Does the alarm guarantee I will wake up?

No alarm app can guarantee this. Keep your device charged, check permissions and sound, and use a separate backup alarm when waking on time is important. iOS presentation and hardware-button behavior can affect sound.

Is Fajrr available to download?

Fajrr is preparing for a private beta. Contact hello@nafil.cc for availability. A download link will be added when an invitation or public release is available. The beta does not offer login, purchases, subscriptions, or anti-uninstall protection.

Small beginnings, with intention.

Make room for a more
intentional morning.

Fajrr is being prepared for private testing on iPhone.

Private beta in preparation