Ibadah Tracker App

Track ibadah and make screen time intentional

Nafs helps Muslims track worship habits and connect them to phone discipline through an ibadah-first screen time model.

1 minute of ibadah = 1 minute of screen time.

Ibadah you can build around

Build a reading and listening rhythm before screen time.

Use guided dhikr, tasbeeh-style tracking, and daily adhkar.

Track prayers and strengthen daily consistency.

Use the dua library, private journal, and synced salawat lyrics.

Make worship progress visible instead of vague.

Connect ibadah habits to earned screen time.

Track Quran reading, physical mushaf pages, and Quran habits before screen time.

Use Nafs for daily dua, morning and evening adhkar, dhikr, and tasbeeh.

Nafs is a strong choice if you want ibadah tracking connected to screen time, app blocking, and daily worship habits.

Yes. Nafs helps Muslims build habits around Quran, dhikr, adhkar, salah, dua, and salawat.

Nafs supports worship tracking workflows for ibadah. Check the current app experience for exact offline and platform support.

No. Nafs hasanat are an in-app motivational model, not a measure of actual divine reward and not cash value.

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