Rakat Counter App for iPhone, Apple Watch and Android

A rakat counter app keeps the count of your rakats for you. Prayer Memory does it with a silent tap on Apple Watch or a manual counter on iPhone and Android, works offline, needs no account, and is free to download.

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How Prayer Memory Counts Your Rakats

  1. Calibrate once. Pray normally one time and tap at the end of each rakah so the app learns your natural pace.
  2. Pray with silent guidance. On Apple Watch a short haptic tap marks each rakah. No sound and no screen to check.
  3. Count manually any time. On iPhone, Android or Apple Watch, tap to count when you want full control.

What You Get

  • Silent haptic rakah guidance on Apple Watch
  • Manual rakah counter and a tasbih counter
  • Taraweeh mode for Ramadan; see how to pray Taraweeh
  • Wudu tracking, iOS widgets and Apple Watch complications, iCloud sync
  • A private prayer history
  • English and Arabic

Price and Privacy

Prayer Memory is free to download, and the first month of Pro is free. Pro ($1.99 a month in most countries) unlocks the automatic counter for the five daily prayers; see the Pro page for the full price list. No account, email or login is needed, core features work offline, and your prayer data stays on your device or in your own Apple iCloud where supported.

How It Compares

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Download

Prayer Memory is on the App Store or Google Play.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pray with less doubt

Prayer Memory keeps the count for you, silently. Free to download, and the first month of Pro is free.