The space above your screen was already empty. Now it keeps your prayer times, and opens on its own when one arrives.
macOS 14 and later. Works on Macs without a notch too.
Psst, it's interactive. Hover the notch.
Times shown are a sample day. The real app calculates them for your city, offline.
No window to open, no app to switch to. It waits in the notch and gets out of the way.
A black card grows out of the notch: the current prayer, the countdown to the next one, and the breathing Orb.
The All prayers tab lays out the whole day as one row, with the current prayer marked in gold.
When a prayer comes in, the notch opens with the Orb and a draining gold bar, chimes if you like, then closes.
The same prayer engine as Ishra on Android, calculated on your Mac from your city. No network needed.
A moon in the menu bar opens the full schedule and settings, for when your hands are already up there.
On an iMac or an external display it uses a virtual notch in the middle of the menu bar, and behaves the same.
Ishra for Mac never claims to know whether you prayed. It is a schedule and a nudge, the same framing the Android app holds.
No account, no analytics, no cloud. Prayer times are calculated on your Mac, and nothing about your day leaves it.
Ishra for iPhone and Mac are being built together and land as one release. Leave your email and we'll send it over the day it's ready, in shā’ Allāh.
One list for every platform, Android included. No other email, ever.