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AI-Sholat

A simple prayer companion to help you stay consistent with your five daily prayers.

AI-Sholat helps you keep track of the five daily prayers. With your permission it can also use your device camera and AI-based pose detection to recognise prayer positions, and those positions help the app count rakaat.

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A man standing in prayer on a prayer mat in a sunlit room, with a phone placed on the mat in front of him.

The five daily prayers

  • Fajr
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

What AI-Sholat does

Three things, done simply

AI-Sholat focuses on a small set of functions rather than trying to do everything.

  • Track daily prayers

    AI-Sholat helps you keep track of your five daily prayers, so you can see which prayers you have completed and which are still ahead of you.

  • AI-assisted prayer position detection

    With your permission, the app can use your device camera together with AI-based pose detection to recognise prayer positions while you pray.

  • Rakaat counting

    The prayer positions the app recognises can be used to help count rakaat, making it easier to keep your place during the prayer.

AI-Sholat is intended as an assistive tool. It supports your prayer — it does not replace your own attention, intention or judgement.

AI-assisted prayer

Prayer position detection, then rakaat counting

When you choose to use it, AI-Sholat can look at the camera feed from your device and use AI-based pose detection to work out which prayer position you are in.

  • Uses your device camera while you pray, with your permission.
  • AI-based pose detection recognises prayer positions.
  • Recognised positions help the app count rakaat.

Camera access is requested for prayer position detection. How camera data is handled is described on the Privacy Policy page.

Two AI-Sholat promotional scenes. On the left, a woman in a hijab looks at her phone. On the right, a man stands in the qiyam position on a prayer mat while a phone in front of him shows a large number one above the label QIYAM.
Supplied AI-Sholat promotional image. The phone on the prayer mat shows the app's rakaat count alongside the recognised prayer position.

Explore AI-Sholat

Designed to help you stay consistent

These are screenshots taken from the AI-Sholat Android app.

Four AI-Sholat app screens shown on phones: a Home screen with a day streak and a list of today's prayers, a History screen with a monthly calendar, a Settings screen with sliders and toggles, and a More screen with a grid of options.
  • Home
  • History
  • Settings
  • More
Screenshots of the AI-Sholat Android app. The interface may change between releases.

Built for everyday use

AI-Sholat is an Android app that runs on your phone, so it is available wherever you pray.

If you have a question about the app or something is not working as you expect, the Support page explains how to get in touch.

A person holding a phone that is running the AI-Sholat app, seen over their shoulder while sitting at a desk with an open notebook.
Supplied AI-Sholat promotional image showing the app running on a phone.

Get the app

AI-Sholat for Android

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