Your day and night, at a glance
Fajr, sunrise and Maghrib for your place, with a sun and moon guide that shows where you are in the day or the night.
Calculated times are labelled as calculations until they are checked.Ramadan, planned around your life
A little space for what matters.
Every day of the month.
Prayer times for wherever you are, a gentle plan around work and sleep, and a simple record of Sehri, Iftaar and your nights, in one calm place.
In development for iPhone, Android and the web
A LITTLE SPACE FOR WHAT MATTERS
From Fajr
to Maghrib.
App in development · sample data · Illustrative artwork
Times for wherever you are A plan around your real day A simple daily log Works without a connection
Designed around your Ramadan
For the quiet moments.
And the busy days.
Times, a plan, a log and room to reflect, in one calm place. See every feature.
A plan that fits around life
Choose up to three intentions, like reading or reflection. The plan places them around work, sleep and care, and never shortens protected time.
Every suggestion stays yours to move, skip or change.Sehri, Iftaar and your nights
Note what you ate, if you like with calories or a photo, and record fasting, Taraweeh and Qiyam with a single tap.
No scores and no streaks. Not logged is never counted as missed.Room to reflect
A gentle prompt in the evening, or a blank page whenever you want one. Your reflections are for you alone.
Never used for suggestions and never shared.A guide with its sources
Practical guidance for preparing and planning, and links to the sources themselves, such as the passages about Laylat ul Qadr.
Religious explanations appear only after review by a qualified reviewer.Giving intentions
Keep a private note of what you mean to give, with an amount and a reminder if you want one, and mark it when it is done.
Nothing is paid or sent from the app.A closer look
Made for Ramadan,
as it really is.
Real screens from the app as it is being built, with sample data.
Today
The shape of the day, gently.
The sun and moon guide follows the day from Fajr to Maghrib and the night to the next Fajr, with the time left and your next quiet moment beneath it.
- Times for your place, anywhere in the world, or your mosque’s own timetable
- Follows you when you travel, and tells you when it switches
- Explore any time of the day or night with a simple slider
My plan
Intentions that fit your real week.
Tell Darb Ramadan about work, sleep and other commitments, and choose what you would like to make room for. Each day is planned around them.
- Mark a session done, leave it for today or move it
- Adjust today when the day changes, with the changes shown first
- A night routine for the last ten nights, if you want one
Daily log
A simple record, without pressure.
Note Sehri and Iftaar, and whether you fasted and prayed Taraweeh or Qiyam. Look back over the season whenever you want to.
- Calories only if you add them, with unknown kept apart from zero
- Meal photos stay on your phone, with location details removed
- Hide the fasting record at any time, without giving a reason
Guide
Guidance you can trace.
Short practical guides to preparing for Ramadan and using your plan, and links that open the sources themselves.
- Every item says whether it has been reviewed
- Save items to read without a connection
- Religious explanations only after qualified review
Free at its heart
The core of Darb Ramadan
is planned to be free.
Times, your plan, the daily log, reflections and the guide. Nothing can be bought on this site, and any future paid option will be described before it exists.
Private by default
Your plan, log and reflections stay on your phone. Backing them up to your Darb account is your choice, and your location and meal photos never leave the phone.
Honest about times
Calculated prayer times are labelled as calculations, the Ramadan dates you see are expected until you confirm them, and nothing is invented where times cannot be worked out.
No pressure
No streaks to lose, no scores and no rankings of worship. Missed and not logged are never mixed up.
One Darb account
The same Darb account as Darb Umrah and Darb Family, with each app keeping its own data.
A few things to know
Before you begin.
Can I use Darb Ramadan today?
Darb Ramadan is in development and is not publicly available. It is being built for iPhone, Android and the web. A release date has not been announced.
Which prayer times does it use?
You choose: a published calculation method for your place (fourteen are offered, with the Asr convention you follow), or your mosque’s own timetable entered by you. Calculated times are labelled as calculations until they have been checked against published timetables.
How does it know when Ramadan starts?
You choose the calendar you follow. The app shows the expected dates from it, and you confirm the start and the end when your authority announces them. It never decides the date for you.
Do I need an account?
No. Everything works on your phone without one. Signing in with your Darb account is optional and backs up your data, so you can use it on another phone or on the web.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Times, your plan, the daily log, reflections and saved guide items all work without a connection. Backup catches up when you are back online.
Will it cost anything?
The core of Darb Ramadan is planned to be free. Nothing can be bought on this site, and any future paid option will be described before it exists.
Will there be AI?
Optional help, such as estimating a meal from a photo or suggesting a week, is planned for later and is not available. It will never answer religious questions.
The month ahead
A calmer Ramadan, one day at a time.
Darb Ramadan is in development. See everything it already does in testing, and the limits that come with it.
See what it does