SalahClock for homes

A prayer clock for the heart of the house.

A quiet, beautiful prayer-time display on the kitchen tablet or the living-room TV — so the whole family knows the next salah without anyone reaching for a phone.

Desert Dawn SalahClock theme on a family living-room TV
01 / In sync

Follow your local masjid

Find your mosque in the directory and follow it — your home screen mirrors its posted Iqamah times and updates automatically the moment the masjid changes them. Never out of step with your community again.
  • Live sync with the masjid you actually pray in
  • Or calculate times for your exact location
  • Iqamah, Jumu'ah, and Ramadan schedules included
  • Adhan out loud at each prayer — with a switch to keep Fajr silent
Celestial Night theme — a calm night-sky prayer clock
02 / Your style

A theme for every room

Eighteen hand-crafted looks, from a warm manuscript style for the living room to bold and minimal for the study. Your family's name on the display, in English and Arabic.
  • 18+ themes, light and dark
  • 10 languages and 4 numeral systems
  • No ads, no tracking — ever, on any plan
Desert Dawn theme with warm dawn colors
03 / No new gadgets

Runs on what you already own

The spare tablet in the drawer, the smart TV that sits idle all day, an old laptop — anything with a browser becomes a prayer clock in a minute. Installable as an app, and it keeps working when the Wi-Fi doesn't.
  • Nothing to buy, nothing to install on the TV
  • 30 days of times cached offline
  • Free forever for one clock
Hushed Hour theme — a soft, quiet prayer display

Common questions

Is it really free for home use?
Yes — one clock with four starter themes, every language, offline support, and masjid follow is free forever. No card required.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Open your clock's URL in any browser. If you like, add it to your tablet or phone's home screen as an app — it works fully offline after the first load.
Can it show the same times as my local mosque?
Yes. Follow your mosque from the Discover directory and your display mirrors its posted Iqamah times, updating automatically whenever the mosque changes them.
What can I show it on?
Any screen with a browser: smart TVs, tablets, old phones, laptops, Chromecast or Fire Stick on a dumb TV. It scales from a small tablet to a 4K panel.

Give salah a place on the wall.

Set up your family's clock in 60 seconds — free forever, no ads, no tracking.

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