The prayer times app
with no ads

Accuracy comes down to two things: your exact location and the calculation method. Pillars works out every prayer time on your phone from the sun's position where you are, and automatically picks a valid method for your area, such as the Moonsighting Committee, ISNA or the Muslim World League. If your mosque uses a different method, you can switch to it and the times will match.

Yes. Pillars shows no ads at all and never sells your data. It is paid for by supporters, not advertisers, so nothing interrupts the moment you check the time for salah.

Yes. Prayer times, the athan, the Qibla, widgets and the prayer tracker are all free. An optional supporter plan adds extras such as the Apple Watch app, PrayFirst and the Fajr Smart Alarm, and keeps Pillars ad-free for everyone.

Use the method your local mosque follows, so your times match theirs. If you are not sure, Pillars picks a valid method for your location, and you can change it, and choose standard or Hanafi Asr, in settings. How prayer times are calculated explains the differences.

Yes. Prayer times and the Qibla are calculated on your phone, so they keep working without an internet connection. Your mosque's times need a connection to update.

Yes. For each prayer you can choose the full adhan (athan) or a simple notification, set separately for each one.

Yes. Choose your mosque and Pillars shows its prayer and jama'ah times alongside your own. This is rolling out now across the UK, USA and Canada.

No. Prayer times and the Qibla are calculated on your phone, so your GPS location is never sent to us. You do not need an account either.

Yes. Pillars is on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, and on Google Play for Android.

Yes. Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show the next prayer at a glance, and Live Activities count down to it.

Yes. The tracker lets you mark each prayer as prayed or late (made up). There is a fasting tracker for Ramadan too.