One glance, the whole day.
PrayerTimes Pro
macOS 14+
Five daily times, the adhan, and a countdown that never leaves your menu bar.
- Fajr4:38 AM
- Dhuhr12:25 PM
- Asr3:47 PM
- Maghrib6:52 PM
- Isha8:22 PM
Sample times
The small frustrations, taken care of.
Times that don't match your mosque. Missed prayers you lose count of. An adhan that doesn't sound like home. Each one has an answer here.
Times that match your mosque
Ever noticed the app says 6:52 and the mosque says 6:57? Pick from twenty-six calculation methods, nudge any single prayer by minutes, and they finally agree.
A word before the call
A prayer never arrives unannounced: a minute before, or thirty, the Mac speaks a short line — and shows the same warning as a full-screen card if you want it that way. Pick the notice for each prayer, or let one pass in silence.
Stop losing count of make-ups
Mark each prayer as you pray it. Missed ones become a qada count you can actually work down, and your streak is right there to protect.
New city, no guessing
In a hotel room or a new office, the Qibla compass points to the Kaaba from wherever you are.
The adhan from home
A library of more than 140 reciters from 28 countries — 230 recordings, including, probably, the voice you grew up hearing. Quiet hours keep it silent during meetings.
Ramadan never sneaks up
A Hijri calendar you can adjust to your country's sighting, with alerts for Ramadan, both Eids and Ashura.
A reminder to send blessings
A gentle repeat through the day to send blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم — spoken in your language, at whatever spacing you set it to, and quiet through the hours you keep for meetings.
Room to do a little more
The six sunnah prayers sit alongside the five, so building the habit is one click, not another app.
Your adhkar, counted and recited
Morning, evening, after-prayer and bedtime adhkar, and the whole of Hisn al-Muslim — each dhikr counted as you go and recited aloud, word by word. One reciter is free; Pro adds four more, and Daily Routines gathers adhkar, Quran pages and tasbih into one daily wird with a player of its own.
Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays, remembered
A reminder the evening before Mondays, Thursdays, the White Days, Arafah and Ashura, suhoor and iftar alerts on a fast you intend, and the Hijri calendar marks the fasts you follow. On Friday, Home brings al-Kahf, ghusl and the hour of response.
On the road, by your school
Away from home, it notices the trip and asks how long you will stay. With Pro, it follows your school — Shafiʿi, Maliki, Hanbali, Hanafi or your own settings — to show which prayers to shorten and combine, and one tap logs combined prayers together.
Nothing talks over the adhan
Music, TV and Spotify pause for the adhan and the iqamah, and come back once you have prayed. While a call is sounding there is always a Stop button on screen, and ⌘. stops it from any app. Count tasbih from any app with a shortcut you choose, and quiet reminders from a Focus.
Your day, planned around prayer
With Pro, find a break for each prayer between your meetings, switch reminder profiles by day and time, plan a khatma by a date or by the end of Ramadan, and see your week and month in one report you can share.
A living sky, light on your Mac
Since 5.2, with the panel open and the Pro animated sky running, the app uses about 8× less processor time than before (12.9% → 1.5% of one core), about 3× less processor energy and about 12× fewer CPU wake-ups.
Four landscapes, one living sky.
Seven painted times of day in four landscapes — oasis, minaret, mountains and coast — under the real sun and moon. Three of those moments are shown here: bright daylight, warm sunset and a sky full of stars.
PrayerTimes Pro
Captured from the app’s native scene renderer, including the sun or moon, clouds and stars. The painted living scenes are part of Pro; the free app uses a simple sky.
Make room for your own style.
Choose your accent and a light or dark appearance — and on macOS Tahoe, Liquid Glass that takes the colour of the hour. Three real combinations from the seven accents: Emerald is free, the other six come with Pro.
Six more accents · Pro
- Fajr4:38 AM
- Dhuhr12:25 PM
- Asr3:47 PM
- MaghribNext6:52 PM
- Isha8:22 PM
Sample times
- Fajr4:38 AM
- Dhuhr12:25 PM
- Asr3:47 PM
- MaghribNext6:52 PM
- Isha8:22 PM
Sample times
- Fajr4:38 AM
- Dhuhr12:25 PM
- Asr3:47 PM
- MaghribNext6:52 PM
- Isha8:22 PM
Sample times
- Fajr4:38 AM
- Dhuhr12:25 PM
- Asr3:47 PM
- Maghrib6:52 PM
- Isha8:22 PM
Sample times
- الفجر٤:٣٨ ص
- الظهر١٢:٢٥ م
- العصر٣:٤٧ م
- المغرب٦:٥٢ م
- العشاء٨:٢٢ م
Sample times
- Subuh4:38 AM
- Zuhur12:25 PM
- Asar3:47 PM
- Magrib6:52 PM
- Isya8:22 PM
Sample times
- فجر۴:۳۸ ق.ظ.
- ظهر۱۲:۲۵ ب.ظ.
- عصر۳:۴۷ ب.ظ.
- مغرب۶:۵۲ ب.ظ.
- عشاء۸:۲۲ ب.ظ.
Sample times
- فجر۴:۳۸ AM
- ظہر۱۲:۲۵ PM
- عصر۳:۴۷ PM
- مغرب۶:۵۲ PM
- عشاء۸:۲۲ PM
Sample times
Feels familiar. In your language.
English, Arabic, Indonesian, Persian and Urdu — the whole interface mirrors, numerals and all.
What Pro actually adds.
These rows are the whole difference. Every other part of the app — every prayer time, every reminder, the adhan itself, the azkar, your prayer log — is free and stays that way. The three headings are the app’s own: it sells three things, not a page of scattered padlocks.
| What Pro adds | Freealways | Pro$14.99 once |
|---|---|---|
| The living sky | ||
| The sky behind the countdownThe native landscapes shown above. Free uses a simple sky; Pro brings the painted scenes to life. | still | live |
| The sun-path arcTraces the day from Fajr to Isha under the countdown. | Not included | Included |
| Accent colours | emerald | all seven |
| Menu bar stylesFourteen styles that show the countdown, the adhan and the iqamah, a prayer you logged and one still waiting. | Classic | all fifteen |
| Your own photo as the backdrop | Not included | Included |
| Ambient display on a second screenThe scene, full screen, on the monitor you are not working on — animated too, if you like. | Not included | Included |
| Ramadan cannon at Suhoor and Iftar | Not included | Included |
| Every adhan reciter | ||
| The reciter libraryThe call itself is free, and so is its volume — what Pro sells is whose voice: 230 recordings from more than 140 reciters in 28 countries, probably including the one you grew up hearing. | four bundled | all 230 |
| A separate call for FajrSixteen of the recordings are a Fajr call. | Not included | Included |
| A different reciter for each prayer | Not included | Included |
| Trim and fade the callPlay part of it, or bring it up gently. | Not included | Included |
| The announcement’s voiceSpoken on both tiers, in the app’s own language, at whatever notice you set — when you are called to prayer is never for sale. Pro is what lets you pick a different voice. | your language | any of the five |
| The azkar reciterEvery dhikr is recited aloud on both tiers. Pro adds four more voices. | one | all five |
| Streaks and qada | ||
| On-time tracking and the year in reviewMarking prayers and keeping a streak are free from the first launch; this is the reading on top of them. | Not included | Included |
| The sunnah checklistThe six sunnah prayers counted alongside the five. | Not included | Included |
| The qada ledgerWhat is left to make up, and a daily pace to clear it at. | Not included | Included |
| iCloud sync of the logThrough your own iCloud to your other Macs, never through ours. | Not included | Included |
| Daily RoutinesAdhkar, Quran pages and tasbih in one daily wird, with a player of its own. | Not included | Included |
| The khatma planner and your week and monthToday’s pages and your pace, and a report of prayers, azkar, Quran and fasts to share. | Not included | Included |
| Shortened and combined prayers on the roadTravel mode notices the trip and asks about your stay for free. Pro shows which prayers to shorten and combine, by your school, and logs combined prayers in one tap. | Not included | Included |
| A workday planned around prayerA break for each prayer between your meetings, and reminder profiles that switch by day and time. | Not included | Included |
From the community.
Early reactions and thoughtful feedback from Reddit.
What's extra nice is that you made it for the Mac and not iPhone first. It's nice to see someone put in the effort to knock out an app that takes advantage of everything they can do in MacOS. So impressed with all the different menu bar look options, delightful man. What's nice also is how the countdown to the salaah stands out from all the other menu bar icons because of the designs and colours used.Looks beautiful. Will definitely give it a try. As long as app gets long-term support not like a lot of apps that aren’t maintained long-term. Even just some bug fixes every 3-4 months would go a long way. Won’t say no to a lifetime code if available.The 2nd point is valid struggle. Need to find the definition of limb angle, from what direction it measured (from vertical line that connect zenith, or from lunar north pole, or where). Im glad that you figured it outUsing PrayerTimes? Share yours: r/abd3lraoufstudios #PrayerTimesMac
Your three Macs.
One licence key on the direct build covers up to three of your Macs. Replace one and you free its place yourself, from the app.
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- MacBook ProThis Mac
- Mac mini
- MacBook Air
A sample of the app’s activations list — direct build only.
What’s new.
6.0.1Latest
macOS 14 and later
- fixedThe Later button lights up the half under the pointer, the word or the chevron, and its list of times is as wide as the button.
- fixedWhen the Mac's maps name a place in a script you don't read, the app keeps the name you picked.
- fixedLabels in Settings show in full in Français, Русский and Türkçe, and the welcome guide shows the panel in your language.
6.0.0
- changedNotifications are redesigned: each kind has its own colour and a line naming what it is and when, prayer reminders show their prayer's sky, one Later button lists the reminder times, and an answer appears right in the banner.
- addedFive new languages: Türkçe, Bahasa Melayu, Français, Русский and বাংলা join English, العربية, Bahasa Indonesia, فارسی and اردو, each named in its own language in the picker.
- changedThe prayer check-in asks twice at most, after the prayer and once more before its time ends, and the adhan chip names the reciter.
- changedThe full-screen prayer card shows the Hijri date unless you have turned it off.
5.8.0
- addedShow the Gregorian date, the Hijri date or both on the full-screen prayer card. The Hijri date turns at Maghrib, and a ✕ on the card hides the date again.
Before you install.
Is the .dmg safe to open?
Yes. Every direct build is signed with the studio’s Developer ID and notarized by Apple, and macOS checks it the first time you open it.
How do updates arrive?
On the direct build, the app checks for new versions on its own and installs one when you say so. The Mac App Store version updates through the App Store, after Apple’s review.
How many Macs can use Pro?
Up to three on the direct build, with one licence key. Replace a Mac and you free its place yourself, from the app. On the Mac App Store, Pro follows your Apple Account.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Prayer times are calculated on your Mac, so they keep working without a connection. Only recordings download, when you choose them: the adhan library and the azkar voices.
Why are my times a few minutes off my mosque's?
Usually because the mosque follows a different calculation method, and methods disagree on how far below the horizon the sun must be for Fajr and Isha. Choose your mosque's method from the twenty-six, then nudge any single prayer by minutes until the two agree. A mosque's printed iqamah is when the congregation stands, not when the prayer's time begins.
Does it handle summer nights in the UK and other high latitudes?
Yes. It offers high-latitude rules for the months when twilight never fully fades and Fajr and Isha cannot be found by the usual angle. You can also choose where Isha's time ends by your madhab.
How do I stop the adhan once it has started?
The full-screen alert has a Mute button, and you can reopen the alert from the menu bar if it has closed. Quiet hours keep the adhan silent through the times you choose, and while you are on a call prayer time arrives as a quiet notification instead.
Get it direct.
Both versions are free and complete, and Pro is $14.99 once on either. The direct build gets new versions first, and more of the price reaches the studio.
Recommended
Direct build
- New versions firstA release can go live any day, any hour — even on weekends. The App Store version waits up to a week for review.
- Updates itselfChecks quietly in the background and installs with one click.
- Pro on up to 3 MacsOne purchase, three Macs. Add or remove them yourself from device management.
- More of your $14.99 reaches the studioOnly a small payment fee from Polar comes out, instead of Apple’s 15%.
- Signed and notarized by ApplemacOS checks it on first launch, the same as any App Store app.
.dmg · macOS 14+ · Apple silicon & Intel
Also available
Mac App Store
- Updates wait for Apple review — up to a week, weekdays only.
- Pro follows your Apple ID.
- Apple keeps 15% of every Pro purchase.
- Installs and updates from the store you already use.
same free app · same pro features
Press
Writing about it? The kit is open.
Screenshots and the icon at every size, boilerplate in two lengths, the fact sheet and the palette — free to publish without asking, and downloadable as one zip.
Open the PrayerTimes Pro press kitNo embargo · review copies on request
