Made for Muslims in Malaysia
Don’t just check the time. Keep track of your prayers.
Qiamku brings official JAKIM prayer times, a daily prayer tracker, the full Quran, qibla and daily duas together in one calm, uncluttered app.
Works in your phone’s browser. No download needed.
- Fajr5:52✓
- Dhuhr1:08✓
- Asr4:21
- Maghrib7:12
- Isha8:23
- 60JAKIM prayer zones
- 114surahs with translation
- 12reciters to choose from
- 5colour themes
See it in action
Qiamku in under a minute
A quick look at how Qiamku keeps your prayers, Quran and family together.
Everything for your day, in one place
Start with prayer times. Stay for the habits that bring you closer.
Prayer times
Official JAKIM data for all 60 zones, with a live countdown to the next prayer.
Prayer tracker
Mark each prayer as you pray it. See how early you prayed, in congregation or alone.
Al-Quran
All 114 surahs with Malay and English meanings, reciter audio and tajwid colours.
Qibla
A live compass, with the exact angle as a fallback. Calculated on your own phone.
Hijri calendar
Aligned with the official JAKIM almanac, with important Islamic dates marked.
Daily duas
Arabic text, transliteration and meaning — every dua with its source cited.
Daily Sunnah
The Prophet’s daily practices from morning to night, each with its source.
Prayer guide
How to perform wudu, obligatory and sunnah prayers — with niat and recitations.
Zakat calculator
Income, savings, gold & silver, business and fitrah zakat.
Family
Add your children or parents and follow their prayers alongside your own.
Digital tasbih
A floating counter for your daily dhikr and selawat targets.
Prayer reminders
Gentle notifications when a prayer is still unmarked and time is running out.
Prayer tracker
Prayer on time becomes a habit you can see
Qiamku is built around one question: have you prayed yet? Tap a prayer to mark it, and the app keeps an honest record — no guesses, only what you actually did.
- On-time score for each prayer, based on how early you prayed
- Record congregation (jemaah) and rawatib sunnah prayers
- Travel mode for jamak and qasar prayers
- Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly charts
Al-Quran
Read, listen and follow along
The full Quran with Malay (Abdullah Basmeih) and English (Saheeh International) meanings side by side. Listen to your chosen reciter with each word highlighted as it is recited.
- 12 reciters, verse by verse
- Tajwid colour coding with rule explanations
- “Check my reading” — the app listens and marks verses you have read
- Picks up where you last stopped
Reading check is a practice aid, not a replacement for a tajwid teacher.
Family
Bring the whole family along
Add your children or elderly parents as family members. Each person gets their own prayer record inside your account, so you can encourage them together.
Privacy
Your worship is between you and Allah
We built Qiamku to know as little about you as possible.
No GPS stored
Your GPS location is never stored on our servers. We only know the prayer zone you chose.
Qibla on your phone
The qibla direction is calculated on your own device, not on ours.
Your data is not for sale
We do not sell your data. Your prayer records are yours alone.
Make it yours
Choose from five colour themes, and enlarge the text for easier reading.
Tap a colour to try it on this page.
Install
Add Qiamku to your home screen
Qiamku runs in your browser, but you can install it like a real app — quicker to open, and prayer times stay available offline.
iPhone (Safari)
- Tap the Share icon in Safari's toolbar
- Scroll down and tap "Add to Home Screen"
- Tap "Add" in the top right corner
Android (Chrome)
- Tap the ⋮ menu in the top right corner
- Tap "Add to Home screen" or "Install app"
Frequently asked questions
Is Qiamku free?
Yes. Every feature available today can be used for free.
Why do I need to create an account?
Your prayer records, Quran progress and family members are saved to your account, so they stay safe and follow you to any device.
Where do the prayer times come from?
Official JAKIM data for all 60 zones in Malaysia, via api.waktusolat.app.
Where do the Quran text and duas come from?
The Quran text, translations and recitations come from quran.com. Every dua shows the source it was taken from.
Is there an app on the Play Store or App Store?
Not yet. For now, install Qiamku from your browser (see above). A mobile app is planned — mainly so the azan can play automatically, which browsers cannot do.