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Where SalahClock is listed, and everything you need to write about it — logos, screenshots, a fact sheet, and boilerplate you can paste straight in. No permission form, no watermark.
Where SalahClock is listed
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Product Hunt
September 2026The daily board where new products launch. Follow SalahClock there to hear about each release as it ships.
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September 2026A curated directory of independently built products. SalahClock is listed under prayer-time and community tools.
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Get in touchPress kit
Logos, display screenshots, and a plain-text fact sheet. Everything here is cleared for use in articles, reviews, newsletters, and directory listings about SalahClock — no permission needed.
salahclock-press-kit.zip
Five logo files, six display screenshots at 1600 × 900, and a README with the fact sheet, boilerplate, and usage rules. 1.5 MB.
Logos & marks
Screenshots · 1600 × 900 PNG
A full-screen clock as a mosque sees it — Adhan and Iqamah side by side, next prayer counting down.
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The prayer clock on one half, rotating announcement slides on the other.
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The screen the congregation sees while the prayer is being offered.
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One of 18+ themes — the quiet default for a dim prayer hall.
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Traditional palette with geometric detailing.
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A masthead-style layout for lobbies and entrance screens.
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The details most often needed for a listing or an article, in one place. If something you need is missing, ask — we'd rather you had the right number than a guessed one.
- Name
- SalahClock (one word, capital S and C)
- Website
- salahclock.app
- What it is
- A prayer-time display for any screen — mosques, homes, offices, and Islamic schools
- Founded
- 2026 — independent and self-funded
- Platforms
- Any device with a browser: smart TV, Fire Stick, Chromecast, Raspberry Pi, tablet, laptop
- Setup
- About 60 seconds — open one URL, nothing to install
- Themes
- 18+ hand-crafted display designs
- Languages
- 10, with four numeral systems and automatic right-to-left layout
- Adhan audio
- 10 muezzin voices, switchable per prayer
- Offline
- 30 days of cached times — works with no network
- Pricing
- Free forever for one clock · Plus $8/mo · Pro $24/mo · Enterprise priced per mosque
- Advertising
- None, on any plan
- Press contact
- hello@salahclock.app
Boilerplate
Three lengths, already written and approved. Copy the one that fits your word count — editing for house style is fine.
SalahClock turns any screen into an accurate, beautiful prayer-time display for mosques, homes, offices, and schools.
SalahClock is a prayer-time display for any screen. Mosques, homes, offices, and Islamic schools open a single URL on a TV, tablet, or Raspberry Pi and get accurate Adhan and Iqamah times, real adhan audio, and 18+ calm, hand-crafted themes — with nothing to install, 30 days of offline cache, and no ads on any plan. It is free forever for a single clock.
SalahClock is an independent project building prayer-time displays for mosques, homes, offices, and Islamic schools. Instead of a dusty PC running closed-source signage software, a display is a single URL opened on any screen — a smart TV, a Fire Stick, a spare tablet, a Raspberry Pi. Setup takes about a minute. Prayer times are computed on the device from established calculation methods and cached for 30 days, so the prayer hall keeps the right times through a network outage, and the mosque's own posted Iqamah always wins over any calculated value. Beyond the times themselves, SalahClock offers 18+ hand-crafted themes, real adhan audio in 10 muezzin voices, 10 languages with four numeral systems and automatic right-to-left layout, content screens with rotating announcement slides, a prayer-in-progress takeover, an embeddable widget and public API for the mosque's own website, and an MCP server for running a display from an AI assistant. It is free forever for one clock, and carries no advertising on any plan.
Using the logo
Short version: use it as it is, on a background it can breathe on.
- Keep clear space around the lockup equal to the height of the mark on every side.
- Use the paper lockup on dark or brand-green grounds, the standard one on light grounds.
- Write the name as SalahClock — one word, capital S and C.
- Link back to salahclock.app where a link makes sense.
- Recolour, stretch, rotate, or add effects to the mark.
- Rebuild the wordmark in a different typeface.
- Place the standard lockup on a busy photo or a low-contrast background.
- Imply partnership, sponsorship, or endorsement by SalahClock.
Full tokens, type scale, and component specimens live in the design system.
Writing about SalahClock?
We’ll happily answer questions, arrange a walkthrough of a live mosque display, or shoot a screenshot you need but can’t find above.