SalahClock for mosques
The prayer-hall display your masjid deserves.
Replace the dusty PC and the drifting clock with a single URL on any TV — accurate Adhan and Iqamah, your Jumu'ah schedule, and a design that carries the room's dignity.
01 / Accuracy
Your Iqamah, exactly as posted
Adhan times are calculated from your coordinates with the method your community follows. Iqamah is yours to set — per prayer, with a separate Khutbah and Iqamah for Jumu'ah.
- Muslim World League, ISNA, Umm al-Qura, Diyanet, and more
- Per-prayer Iqamah offsets or fixed times
- Jumu'ah gets its own schedule, separate from Dhuhr
- Real adhan audio at each prayer — 10 muezzin voices to pick from
02 / Communication
Announcements on the same screen
Flip the display into a content screen for Jumu'ah reminders, janazah announcements, events, and auto-scheduled Ramadan and Eid countdowns — with the next prayer always pinned along the bottom.
- Announcement slides and images, scheduled from your phone
- Split screen: clock on one side, content on the other
- The prayer countdown never leaves the screen
03 / Reliability
Set it up once. Walk away.
Thirty days of prayer times cached on the device, a kiosk wrapper that auto-recovers from crashes, and quiet heartbeat monitoring so you hear about a dark screen before the congregation does.
- Works through Wi-Fi outages — even mid-Salah
- Wake lock and fullscreen keep the TV honest
- Your community can follow your clock from home
Common questions
What does it cost for a single masjid?
Nothing. One clock with four starter themes, every language, full offline support, and a public shareable URL is free forever. Paid plans add all 18 themes, content screens, and more clocks.
What hardware do we need?
Any screen that opens a web browser — the smart TV already on the wall, a Fire Stick, a Raspberry Pi, an old tablet. There's nothing to install; you open a URL.
Can we run several screens from one clock?
Yes. Every clock has one shareable URL — open it on as many displays as you like, and a change to your Iqamah reaches all of them instantly.
Can our congregation see our times at home?
Yes. Your clock gets a public page your community can follow — their home and office screens mirror your posted times and update the moment you change them.
Put it on the prayer-hall wall tonight.
Pick your location, set your Iqamah, choose a theme, open the URL on the TV. Free for your masjid — no card, no catch.
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