finally builds it into your day.A planner anchored to the five daily prayers. Niyyah captured before action, surfaced during the work, reflected on at night. Built around your deen, not bolted on.
The Prophet ﷺ didn’t leave vague advice. He left a complete operating system for the twenty-four hours Allah trusted you with.
Du’ās, sunan rawātib, the post-Fajr sit, sleep before Isha, muḥāsabah at night. Forty-two practices, sourced and ready to add to your day.
You already know these. Implementation is where the day fights you on it.
42 curated sunan, plus 22 scientific protocols from scholars and health data. One tap to add to your day.
Solah is built from the source. Self-help has stumbled into the same ground, fourteen centuries late.
The why. Intention before action, the reckoning of time, patience and truth as the only escape from loss.
The how. The Prophet ﷺ built the day around the prayers — sunan rawatib, the post-Fajr window, the evening wind-down, the last third of the night.
Late to the party. Atomic Habits, Deep Work, Start With Why, The 5AM Club, the Huberman Lab — useful re-statements of much older ground. Some pieces don't sit right with the deen at all (manifestation, willpower-as-saviour, dopamine-as-deity).
Allah ﷻ gave the structure.
His Messenger ﷺ showed the day.
Solah builds the interface.
Five anchored windows. Sunrise. Islamic midnight. The last third. The day, already structured — before any planner showed up.
Imām al-Shāfiʿī“If Allah had revealed no proof to His creation other than this sūrah, it would have been sufficient for them.”
Solah is built on this verse. The cycle — intend, act, reflect — is the verse, operationalised. Belief becomes the niyyah. Righteous deeds become the day. Truth and patience become the muḥāsabah.
وَالْعَصْرِ
Wal-ʿaṣr
By time —
إِنَّ الْإِنسَانَ لَفِي خُسْرٍ
Innal-insāna la-fī khusr
indeed mankind is in loss,
إِلَّا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا وَعَمِلُوا الصَّالِحَاتِ وَتَوَاصَوْا بِالْحَقِّ وَتَوَاصَوْا بِالصَّبْرِ
Illa-lladhīna āmanū wa-ʿamilu-ṣ-ṣāliḥāti wa-tawāṣaw bil-ḥaqqi wa-tawāṣaw biṣ-ṣabr
except those who believe and do righteous deeds, and enjoin truth upon one another, and enjoin patience.
Translation adapted from the Saheeh International rendering. Full Arabic from the ʿUthmānic muṣḥaf.
Belief, set as intention before the work.
Righteous deeds — the day, lived around the prayers.
Truth and patience, weighed at night.
إِنَّمَا الْأَعْمَالُ بِالنِّيَّاتِ
Innamā al-aʿmālu bin-niyyāt — actions are by intentions.
Solah is the build of that hadith into your day. You set the intention. You act around the prayers. You reflect at night.
This week, every action for His pleasure first, my output second.
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One sentence at the start of the week — what are you seeking, and for whose pleasure? Solah surfaces the niyyah on the home screen all week. Capture an intention against any individual task too: it appears when the task begins, and again when you mark it done.
Salah is the spine. Add a meeting, a walk, a family dinner — Solah slots them between Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha so the prayer windows are protected from the start. Each window is a fixed band on the timeline; tasks settle around it.
Did today's work seek His pleasure first?
ReflectThree questions every night: did I fulfil what was due to Allah, where did I fall short, whose pleasure was I seeking? At the end of the week, see your alignment metric.
Some hours need a timeline. Some need to be grouped by the salah window they fall in. Some need everything else stripped away. Solah ships all three on the same data, and you switch between them the way you switch between mental states.
Prayer windows as protected blocks on the day. Tasks flow between them. Google Calendar sync is live; iCloud and Outlook are on the roadmap.
Same data, regrouped. Each window holds the tasks scheduled inside it, with what's free still visible.
Countdown to the next prayer at the top; everything scheduled inside the current window listed below; everything else hidden.
حَاسِبُوا أَنْفُسَكُمْ قَبْلَ أَنْ تُحَاسَبُوا
ḥāsibū anfusakum qabla an tuḥāsabū — weigh your deeds before they are weighed for you.ʿUmar ibn al-KhaṭṭābTirmidhī
Solah keeps the books on three things at once: the time you spent, the habits you kept, and the goals you carry. Three lenses on the same week.
Hours by category. Days by intention. Solah shows you whether the week leaned where your niyyah said it should — Quran, work, family, health, community — or whether one slice quietly ate the rest.
Turn on streak protection and a minimal version of a habit keeps the streak alive on the days you can't bring the full one. Overall streaks are lenient too — count majority-of-habits rather than all-or-nothing, so one off day doesn't unwind a fortnight of work.
Long-term aspirations rendered as the small daily acts they actually require. Quarterly milestones, linked habits, days remaining — every check is a step toward something concrete you committed to weeks ago.
Both dates on every screen, not buried in settings. Sunnah fasts (Mondays, Thursdays, white days, Ashura, Arafah) tracked on the Hijri calendar.
Sunan rawatib, the post-Fajr window, the evening wind-down, the last third of the night. Each practice sourced, tagged, and ready to add.
A sourced wind-down to help you keep the sunnah of an early night and wake for Fajr.
Where all your tasks live. Daily nudges and prayer-window reminders arrive as alerts at the right moment, not piled up here.
Earned-state badges for the practices you keep — Fajr streaks, Quran consistency, weekly muhasabah, du'ā kept.
Personal red lines, named on the home screen, reviewed nightly in muhasabah.
The app literally looks like the sky outside, shifting Fajr → Maghrib → Isha. High-latitude rule applies for UK summer Isha automatically.
Solah doesn't suggest nafl ṣalāh between Fajr and sunrise, at zenith, or between Asr and Maghrib.
An AI coach that suggests the next task, splits long blocks at salah, and re-routes the day when life shifts. Locked in for founding members.
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No. Self-help is a Western publishing genre. Some of it carries baggage that doesn't sit right with the deen (manifestation, the-universe-as-cause, willpower-as-saviour). Solah isn't on that shelf. It's a salah-anchored discipline app, built around the Islamic cycle of intention, action, and accounting — niyyah, amal, muhasabah.
Solah is built around the five daily prayers, not adapted to fit them. Tasks pause at salah and resume after. Niyyah is captured, surfaced, and reflected on. Muhasabah closes the day. Solah Companion suggests the next task, splits long blocks at salah, and re-routes the day when life shifts. Most productivity apps don't know prayer exists. Solah doesn't work without it.
Choose your calculation method (Moonsighting Committee, ISNA, Egyptian, Umm al-Qura, MWL, Karachi, JAKIM, Kemenag, UOIF) and your madhhab for Asr. Today's prayer windows render as protected blocks on the day, and you can switch between three lenses: Schedule (timeline), Grouped (by prayer window), and Focus (the next thing in front of you).
We only source practical actions directly from authentic hadith and Qur'an, and take wisdom from the classical scholars. If we can't grade a hadith, we don't ship it.
Solah teaches the practices. The Sunan and Protocols catalogues are sourced and explained — sunan rawatib, the post-Fajr window, the evening wind-down, the last third of the night. But the product is built for action, not browsing. The cycle is intend, act, reflect — niyyah, amal, muhasabah. If you're at the stage where you want to learn first and act later, a teaching-only app will fit you better. Come back when you're ready to act on what you already know.
iOS first at launch. Android shortly after. Web is not on the roadmap right now.
Solah reads event titles and times. It does not read body content, attachments, or attendee lists. You can disconnect at any time. Full data export and account deletion are one tap.
Prayer times and your scheduled day work offline. Calendar sync requires a connection. Niyyah and reflection are saved locally and sync when you're back online.
Cycle-aware prayer adjustments and postpartum considerations are coming later in the roadmap. The current product treats every user as praying on the standard schedule.
The roadmap page lists every feature in three states: live, in development, planned.