Getting up is the whole battle.
Most alarm apps stop at the noise. FajrUp stays with you from the adhan until the prayer is done.
It does not let go
The alarm fires at your local Fajr time and keeps going until you press and hold. No half asleep tap that you will not remember.
Then it walks you through
A countdown to sunrise starts, with wudu and Fajr waiting to be ticked off. You can see exactly how much window you have left.
And it ends well
Finish and you get a moment of quiet, a hadith to carry into the day, and one more mark on your record.
Something is waiting for you.
Every Fajr you make feeds a small companion who lives on your home screen. Keep showing up and it grows with you. It is a gentle reason to get out of bed on the mornings when your own reasons are thin.
- Accurate prayer times for all five prayers, plus sunrise
- Gregorian and Hijri dates side by side
- A week at a glance, so a missed day is obvious
Harder to skip when someone notices.
Build a streak, collect badges for the mornings you earned, and see where you sit among the friends you invite. Quiet accountability, not a competition about who is more pious.
- Longest streak and total prayers, tracked automatically
- Badges from First light onwards
- Private groups with friends and family only
“The most beloved deeds to Allah are those done consistently, even if they are small.”Sahih al-Bukhari
Fair questions.
When does it launch?
We are in build now and testing with a small group first. Everyone on the waitlist gets an invite before the public release, in the order they signed up.
What does the waitlist actually get me?
Early access to the beta, a say in what gets built next, and free use of every feature while we are testing.
Which platforms will it be on?
iPhone first. Android is planned once the first version is steady.
Will it cost anything?
The core alarm and prayer times will stay free. Some of the companion and group features will sit behind a small subscription later on. Waitlist members will not pay during the beta.
How are prayer times calculated?
Times come from your location using established calculation methods, and you will be able to pick the method and juristic setting your mosque follows.
Who can see my streak?
Only the people you invite. There is no public feed and nothing is shared unless you choose to join a group.
Tomorrow's Fajr is already on the way.
Join the waitlist and be one of the first to wake up with FajrUp.
Join the waitlistTakes about thirty seconds. We will only email you about FajrUp.