Sehri and iftar countdown, Ramadan timetable, fast tracker and prayer alarms.
Early access. The app works in your browser today; the Android app follows when enough people ask for it.


Roza Routine is a light, Urdu first companion for fasting. It shows how long is left until sehri ends or iftar, today's prayer times, a full Ramadan timetable and a simple tracker for your fasts. Every time is worked out on your phone, so it works offline, and the method is always shown.
How it works
Real screens from the app, filled with example data.

The Today screen shows how long is left until sehri ends or iftar, and the exact time. In the example, iftar in Lahore is at 5:27 pm, and the Ramadan dates are clearly marked as example dates.
آج والا حصہ دکھاتا ہے کہ سحری ختم ہونے یا افطار میں کتنا وقت باقی ہے، اور صحیح وقت بھی۔ مثال میں لاہور میں افطار شام 5:27 پر ہے، اور رمضان کی تاریخوں پر صاف لکھا ہے کہ یہ مثالی ہیں۔

Sehri ends, Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, with the next prayer marked. In the example, sehri ends at 4:47 am and the next prayer is Asr at 3:48 pm.
سحری ختم، فجر، طلوع آفتاب، ظہر، عصر، مغرب اور عشاء، اگلی نماز نمایاں۔ مثال میں سحری صبح 4:47 پر ختم ہوتی ہے اور اگلی نماز عصر 3:48 پر ہے۔

See sehri and iftar for each day of Ramadan, or for the next 30 days outside it. In the example, the first roza has sehri ending at 4:41 am and iftar at 5:37 pm.
رمضان کے ہر دن کی سحری اور افطار دیکھیں، یا رمضان کے علاوہ اگلے 30 دن کی۔ مثال میں پہلے روزے کی سحری صبح 4:41 پر ختم اور افطار شام 5:37 پر ہے۔

Mark each fast as kept or missed with one tap, and add make up and nafl fasts. In the example, 8 fasts are kept and 1 is left to make up.
ہر روزہ ایک ٹچ سے رکھا یا رہ گیا درج کریں، اور قضا اور نفل روزے شامل کریں۔ مثال میں 8 روزے رکھے گئے اور 1 قضا باقی ہے۔

Pick your city, the Fajr and Isha method and the Asr rule. In the example, Lahore uses the Karachi method of 18 and 18 degrees with Hanafi Asr. Everything is calculated on the phone, offline.
اپنا شہر، فجر اور عشاء کا طریقہ اور عصر کا اصول چنیں۔ مثال میں لاہور کے لیے کراچی طریقہ، 18 اور 18 ڈگری، اور حنفی عصر ہے۔ سب کچھ فون پر، انٹرنیٹ کے بغیر نکلتا ہے۔

Move any of the six times by whole minutes so they match your local mosque or calendar. The first day of Ramadan is always set by you, after the official announcement.
چھ میں سے کسی بھی وقت کو پورے منٹوں میں آگے پیچھے کریں تاکہ آپ کی مقامی مسجد یا کیلنڈر سے مل جائے۔ پہلی رمضان کی تاریخ ہمیشہ آپ خود سرکاری اعلان کے بعد رکھتے ہیں۔
Try it now
This is the real app running in your browser, with nothing to install. Tap around, type your own numbers and see what you get. What you enter stays in this browser.
Reminders work only in the phone app.
What it does
The Today screen shows the next one in hours and minutes, with the exact time, the day of Ramadan and today's six times from Fajr to Isha.
See sehri and iftar for every day of Ramadan, or for the next 30 days outside Ramadan, with today highlighted.
Mark each fast as kept or missed with one tap. The tracker counts what is left to make up, and you can add make up and nafl fasts on other days.
Pick Karachi, Muslim World League, North America, Egyptian or Umm al Qura angles, or set your own. Choose Hanafi or standard Asr, add a sehri safety margin, and move any time by whole minutes to match your mosque.
Pick from cities in Pakistan, the Gulf and the United Kingdom, with UK summer time handled, or use your current location once.
Turn on a note before sehri ends, at iftar and at each prayer time for the coming week.
The app never decides when Ramadan or Eid begins. Set the first day and the number of days after the official announcement in your country.
Use it in your browser now, no account.
The phone app needs no signal.
What you enter stays on your device.
Contact
Roza Routine is in early access: the browser demo works today and the phone app follows when enough people ask for it. Tell us how you would use it and we will invite you first.
No newsletter and no selling of your details. Read how we handle messages in the contact privacy note.