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Private by design. Sourced by default. Your daily companion in worship.
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My Amaal is a private, ad-free Islamic worship companion. It brings together prayer tracking and streaks, an accurate Qibla compass, the Islamic calendar, the full Qur'an offline, and an on-device dua match that finds an authentic supplication for how you're feeling — without anything you type ever leaving your phone. Every hadith and dua is graded and sourced; the app retrieves vetted guidance and never issues rulings. There are no ads, no trackers, and no data sold — worship, and the data around it, treated as sacred. Free on iOS, with Android coming soon.
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Syndicated coverage
The launch release, carried far and wide.
My Amaal's launch announcement was distributed over a national newswire and picked up by AP News, International Business Times, and hundreds of news sites.
In the press
Where My Amaal has been featured.
Recent coverage of the app, the founder, and the privacy-first approach to faith-centred technology.
Fast facts
The essentials, at a glance.
- Name
- My Amaal
- Category
- Islamic worship companion
- Platforms
- iOS — available now. Android — coming soon, waitlist open.
- Price
- Free
- Privacy
- No ads, no trackers, no data sold. Worship tracking is stored on your device. Only anonymous, aggregate counts are collected — no personal identifiers.
- Standout feature
- On-device dua matching — describe how you feel and it finds an authentic dua. Nothing you type leaves your phone.
- Content standard
- Every hadith and dua is graded and sourced — a librarian, not a mufti.
- Founder
- A solo founder, building in public.
- Launched
- iOS, 2026
- Website
- myamaal.com
- Press contact
- press@myamaal.com
Why it's newsworthy
Four angles worth a story.
The throughline is trust — a beautifully made worship app that refuses to monetise the people using it.
Privacy as the wedge
Trust in Islamic apps was badly shaken in 2020, when a popular one was found passing users' location data to brokers. My Amaal is built as the answer: no ads, no trackers, no data sold — worship treated as sacred, and the data around it treated the same way.
A dua match that never leaves your phone
Describe how you're feeling — anxious, grateful, in debt — and My Amaal retrieves an authentic, pre-vetted dua. The matching runs entirely on the device. What you type is never sent anywhere, which makes a genuinely useful AI feature genuinely private.
Sourced and graded by default
Every hadith and dua keeps its references close, with authenticity labels you can see. The app retrieves reviewed content and never issues rulings — a librarian, not a mufti. For personal circumstances, it points readers back to qualified scholars.
A solo founder, building toward Ramadan
One person set out to build the Islamic app they'd trust their own family with — and is building it in the open, sharing the wins, the numbers, and the lessons, on the road to Ramadan.
The story in brief
Born from a frustration.
The founder deleted every Islamic app on their phone — prayer times buried in ads, “free” apps quietly monetising worship, and duas with no source you could check. Unable to find one they'd trust their own family with, they built it: private by design, sourced by default, and genuinely beautiful — and they're building the rest in the open.
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