See that your alarms are set, without opening settings.
Notification permission, exact-alarm permission and battery optimisation sit on one card. If something is missing, it says what and opens the right setting in one tap.
Vakit Dostu calculates prayer times on your phone with the Diyanet method. The home screen shows that your alarms are set, and ads stay in one labelled slot. No account, no subscription.
Sample data shown: İstanbul, 3 October 2026.
The right time, an alarm you know will sound, and a screen that stays calm. Everything else stays out of the way.
Notification permission, exact-alarm permission and battery optimisation sit on one card. If something is missing, it says what and opens the right setting in one tap.
Times are calculated with the Diyanet method, temkin included. Shift any time by −10 to +10 minutes if you want; adjusted times stay marked.
Ads appear only on the Today and Fasting screens, always in the same place and labelled “Ad space”. Alarms, qibla and the calendar never show an ad.
Vakit Dostu has no servers. Times and qibla are calculated on your device, and your location is never sent anywhere.
Privacy policyTimes are calculated with Diyanet’s public method, temkin included, and were cross-checked against Diyanet’s published times for several provinces and dates. You can shift any time by −10 to +10 minutes and reset to Diyanet in one tap.
Yes, once the needed permissions are granted. The System status card on the Alarms screen shows notifications, exact alarms and battery settings, and fixes a missing one in one tap. On iPhone the notification sound is at most 30 seconds; tapping the notification plays the full adhan.
No. Pick one of 81 Turkish province centres and every time follows it. If you do allow location, it still never leaves your device.
No. The app is free with one ad slot. “Remove Ads” is a one-time purchase; your store shows the price (₺49,90 in Turkey). You can restore it from Settings.
The classic adhan and a Turkish-language adhan. For each prayer you can pick the adhan, a system sound or a silent notification.
Each verse or hadith is quoted verbatim from an official source and shown with its citation. A text without a source is never shown.
Vakit Dostu is available now for iPhone, iPad and Android.