One Muslim app instead of five
Most people end up with a prayer times app, a separate Quran app, a hadith app somewhere, and a notes app full of screenshots. ruhly is one place for all of it — built around a daily passage written for you.
Daily custom passages
The reason ruhly exists. Every fajr you get one passage, written for you across six pillars — identity, ambition, relationships, mental load, purpose and gratitude — and assigned based on what you actually read to the end.
It is not a feed. There is one passage, it carries its citation on the same screen, and when you have read it you are done.
Quran reader with reciters
The full mushaf with Arabic, translation and transliteration in one column rather than three tabs, plus recitation from your choice of reciter. Free on every tier, permanently.
Adhan, fajr alarm and prayer times
Prayer times calculated for where you actually are. Wake to the adhan rather than a default tone, with a fajr alarm built for fajr instead of a phone alarm you renamed, and the next prayer counting down in the Dynamic Island.
Daily hadith
One hadith a day, sahih-grade only, with the context before the quote rather than a bare line with no setting.
Sadaqah, straight through
Give directly to vetted charities. ruhly does not hold the money, route it, or take a cut of it. During Ramadan you can set giving once and have it run across the last ten nights.
The rest of it
Tahajjud calculator that knows where the last third of your night starts. Adhkar collections for morning and evening. A dua library and the duas that follow each prayer. Lock screen widgets. An archive of everything you have saved. Four app themes.
launching Ramadan. one email, when it opens.