Prayer,
present again.

An Islamic prayer app: prayer times, guided salah, the Qur'an with a note on each surah, and Congregation Mode, which follows the imam live.

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Free on iPhone. Prayer, Qur'an, and du'ā are free, always.

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The Rahti Home screen: Fajr in 5 hours 3 minutes, the Solo and Jama'ah dial, and today's five prayer times.
The Rahti Qur'an reader open at Al-Fatihah, each āyah with its English translation.

The Qur'an, with its story.

The Clear Qur'an translation under every āyah, and a short note on each surah: its themes and, where the sources record it, why it was revealed.

Your Journey: a 28-day streak, a 30-day consistency gauge at 61 percent, and four weeks of rhythm.

A rhythm that forgives.

Prayers, dhikr and your daily challenge fill your Istiqāmah meter as the day goes. A grace day keeps one missed day from ending your streak.

The 99 Names of Allah: Ar-Raḥmān, The Most Gracious, in Arabic with its meaning.

The 99 Names, one at a time.

Each Name in Arabic with its meaning. Scholars differ on the list, and the app says so.

Follow the imam.

It listens to the recitation, finds the surah, and shows each āyah with its meaning as it is recited.

First it listens.

Then it finds the surah.

Then the meaning arrives.

Then it knows the prayer has ended.

Everything in its place.

The next-prayer card: Fajr, 5 hours 3 minutes to go, 5:53 AM.
Prayer times & QiblaThe next prayer and its countdown, five prayers a day, and a compass that simply works.
The Solo and Jama'ah dial.
Solo or Jama'ahDrag the knob, or tap a side.
Shortcuts: Challenge, Dhikr, Qibla, Du'as and 99 Names.
Dhikr, Qibla, Du'asOne tap from Home.
A 28-day streak beside a 30-day consistency gauge at 61 percent.
IstiqāmahA gauge that fills as you stay consistent.
Al-Fatihah, āyah by āyah, each with its English translation.
Qur'an, with contextThe translation under every āyah, and a note on each surah.
The Rahti Plus features: DUAi, Congregation Mode and Recite.
DUAiLive features in Rahti Plus: DUAi, Congregation Mode, Recite.
Ar-Raḥmān, The Most Gracious, in Arabic with its meaning.
The 99 NamesEach with its meaning.
Four weeks of rhythm as a grid of days.
Your rhythmFour weeks at a glance.

Some things are not for sale.

Worship is always free

Prayer times, the Qur'an, du'ās, qibla and guided salah will never sit behind a paywall. Not now, not ever.

No ads over an āyah

Rahti will never place a banner over Qur'an or prayer. If we ever feature anything, it's a Muslim-owned business, clearly labeled, and never inside prayer.

Your recitation isn't stored

Congregation Mode listens to recognize the āyah being recited in real time. Rahti does not record or keep that audio.

Nothing to sign in to

Rahti works without an account: there is nothing to register or sign in to.

Rahti

For every prayer, every day.

Prayer times and Qibla, the full Qur'an with its context, Guided Salah, du'ās, the 99 Names, Istiqāmah and the Arabic lessons. Free, and no ads over prayer or Qur'an.

Rahti Plus

For the live features.

Congregation Mode, DUAi and Recite run on paid transcription and AI services, so Plus helps cover what they cost to run. Everything else stays free.

The Rahti Plus plans: Yearly $49.99 a year, $4.16 a month, save 17 percent; Monthly $4.99 a month.
$4.99

a month, or $49.99 a year

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Asked, answered.

Is Rahti free?

Yes. Everything you need to pray (prayer times, the full Qur'an, du'ās and Guided Salah) is free, permanently. Rahti Plus ($4.99 a month or $49.99 a year) adds Congregation Mode, DUAi and Recite, the features that run on paid transcription and AI services, and helps cover what they cost us to run.

How does Congregation Mode work?

With your permission, your phone sends short audio clips to OpenAI, an outside AI service, for transcription, then matches the text against the Qur'an and shows the matching āyah and its translation in real time. Rahti never stores that audio.

What is DUAi, exactly?

A du'ā companion, not a du'ā generator. Tell it how you're feeling or what you're facing, and it retrieves matching du'ās from a verified, source-cited library. It never writes or invents a du'ā.

Which translation do you use?

The Clear Qur'an by Dr. Mustafa Khattab, alongside revelation-context notes drawn from mainstream sources (Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī and Muslim, al-Wāḥidī's Asbāb al-Nuzūl, and Ibn Kathīr's tafsīr), written plainly and labeled wherever scholars differ.

Do I need an account?

No. Rahti works without an account, so there is nothing to register or sign in to.

Where can I get Rahti?

Rahti is on the iPhone App Store now, free to download. Prayer times, the Qur'an, du'ās, and Guided Salah are free, always. Want new features, Ramadan reminders and occasional news by email? Join the updates list at the bottom of this page.

Who is building this?

Rahti is built independently by a Muslim developer in the DMV, prayer by prayer, bug by bug.

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