An adhan app that respects the actual time
Prayer times calculated for where you are, not a fixed server clock. The adhan when it is due. A fajr alarm designed for fajr rather than a phone alarm you renamed and now sleep through.
Adhan, on or off, per prayer
Hear the adhan rather than a generic notification chime. Turn it on or off per prayer, because the one you want at maghrib is not always the one you want in a meeting.
A fajr alarm built for fajr
Fajr moves through the year and a fixed alarm does not. The alarm follows the actual time for your location, so you are not resetting it every fortnight.
Tahajjud, calculated properly
The last third of the night is a calculation, not a guess. ruhly works out where it starts for your location and date so you can set an alarm against something real.
The next prayer, on your lock screen
A Dynamic Island countdown and lock screen widgets, so the next prayer is a glance rather than an app you have to open.
Adhkar and post-salah duas
Morning and evening adhkar, plus the duas that follow each prayer, ready when you have finished rather than something you go searching for.
launching Ramadan. one email, when it opens.