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RAK’AH FOR APPLE WATCH

Less counting.More presence.

Gentle counting and quiet cues, designed to help you stay present in prayer.

Explore Rak’ah
Rak’ah on Apple Watch Series 12 showing Isha’s prayer time and the Pray button
Rak’ah on Apple Watch Ultra 4 in sujood with one filled progress indicator

A LITTLE MORE PRESENCE

Come back
to this moment.

A man standing in prayer at the rear of an olive prayer mat in soft morning light

“Was that my third rak’ah?”

A familiar thought. A quiet cue to help you keep your place.

So your attention can return to what matters. The prayer you’re in.

From the first tap.
To the final salam.

Take a look inside Rak’ah.
Four moments. One prayer. Your pace.

BEFORE YOUR PRAYER

Arrive. Align. Begin.

Find Qibla, check the prayer time, and take a breath. Everything you need to begin is right on your wrist.

Qibla guidance uses your watch’s location and compass.

Actual Rak’ah app: Find your direction

A MOMENT OF INTENTION

One tap, then be here.

Choose your prayer and tap Pray. Leave your phone aside. Rak’ah follows along from your Apple Watch.

Prayer times follow your location and calculation settings.

Actual Rak’ah app: Tap Pray

DURING YOUR PRAYER

Stay with your prayer.

Your rak’ah count and sujood progress, a glance away. Quiet cues help you keep your place.

Motion-based counting is in development and can be imperfect.

Actual Rak’ah app: Move through salah

AFTER YOUR PRAYER

A prayer to come back to.

Finish your session and save it to your history. If a count needs another look, you can review and confirm it yourself.

A personal record, never a judgment of your prayer.

Actual Rak’ah app: Finish & review

Swipe to explore

Real app screens with sample data. This walkthrough previews the experience; it does not track a prayer.

Each movement,
remembered.

A little less counting.
A little more presence in every movement.

POSTURE

First sujood

1 of 2 sujoods
RAK’AH1

First sujood. The first prostration. A quiet beginning to the sequence.

Illustrative film and tracking. Motion cues are still being refined.

A tap.
A little reassurance.

Two quiet taps and an amber cue when a movement may need another look. Review your count after prayer.

Actual app UI with a simulated tracking cue. Motion-based cues can be imperfect.

Rak’ah Rhythm on Apple Watch Ultra 4 showing a 34-day streak

Let your
rhythm grow.

See the prayers you returned to this week, and the consistency taking shape one day at a time.

Explore your week

Your week has a story.

Look back at the moments you made room for, with a weekly reflection and a day-by-day history.

The week in perspective

The week in perspective

Full Rak’ah screen: The week in perspective

Actual app screen · Sample data

The moments behind it

The moments behind it

Full Rak’ah screen: The moments behind it

Actual app screen · Sample data

Small beginnings.
Worth remembering.

Watch your rhythm take shape.
Explore six milestones, one moment at a time.

1 DAY OF RHYTHM

A beautiful beginning.

Your first complete day. A small beginning, and a moment worth remembering.

A preview of the Rhythm collection. Every return is worth remembering.

Your next prayer.
Already in view.

Keep what’s next close, on your watch face or in your Smart Stack.

On your watch face.

Your next prayer and Rhythm beside the time.

The user-arranged gold analog face with Rhythm and Next Prayer

In your Smart Stack.

One turn shows the next prayer and its countdown.

The user-arranged Smart Stack with one fully visible Next Prayer card

Begin the day
with intention.

Set a Fajr wrist alarm before you sleep. Choose the prayer reminders that make room for your day.

Rak’ah Fajr alarm enabled with the next alarm set for 5:17 AM

04 / MAKE IT YOURS

Your practice.
Your preferences.

Explore at your pace, or play the tour.
Gentle reminders: the real Rak’ah app screen

01 / 07Gentle reminders

Swipe to explore your preferences

Gentle reminders

A gentle reminder can make room for prayer on a full day. Choose which prayers you want reminders for, with a ten-minute snooze when available.

GOOD TO KNOW

A few
answers.

A closer look at Rak’ah,
before you begin.

Rak’ah mihrab and sprout mark

Make room for
a little more presence.

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