Prayer times and an iqamah countdown for your Mac. Free.
Version 0.3.0 · macOS 13 or later
Walasr lives in your menu bar and brings the rhythm of the masjid to your Mac: the adhan, then a countdown to iqamah.
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Kemenag, JAKIM and MUIS timetables
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No account, no analytics, no ads
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Free, supported by donations
Iqamah
Official times
Down to your regency or zone. Downloaded once a month, then it works offline. A minute off from your masjid? Shift any prayer to match.
Adhan
A soft chime, and the reminder flows out of your MacBook’s notch. Other displays get a pill or an island at the top.
Your masjid
Pick the gap to iqamah for each prayer, when the countdown starts, and when it closes. Count down to the adhan too, if you like.
Screen
Minute by minute, so you notice without being stopped.
Never locks
The screen darkens toward iqamah, but your mouse and keyboard keep working. Drag the arc under the notch countdown to choose how dark it gets.
Every display
The countdown shows on all your displays, or only the main one. It never appears in screen sharing or recordings.
Lock Mac
Off by default. A 10-second warning comes first, with Cancel. Never while you share your screen.
No account, no analytics, no crash reports. Here is every request Walasr makes, and when.
Kemenag, Indonesia
JAKIM, Malaysia
MUIS, Singapore
Everywhere else
City lookup
Updates
Walasr reads your location only when you ask it to. Notifications are local. Read the privacy policy
Coming soon
The same official times and the same calm countdown, in your pocket and on your wrist.
iPhone
After the adhan, the iqamah countdown stays on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Widgets
Widgets for your Home Screen, Lock Screen and StandBy.
Apple Watch
An independent Apple Watch app with complications that count down to iqamah.
Design preview. Screens may change before release.
Mac
Signed and notarized by Apple. Walasr updates itself when a new version is out.
Version 0.3.0 · macOS 13 or later · Release notes
Donate
Walasr is free and will stay free. If it helps you pray on time, you can support it.
Scan with any Indonesian bank or e-wallet app (QRIS).
Payee: RAFSANJANI, SOFTWARE
Outside Indonesia? Telling a friend about Walasr helps just as much.
Yes. No ads, no paid tier, no account. Development is supported by donations.
Every country. Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore get their official timetables. Everywhere else, Walasr calculates the times for your location with a standard method.
Open Settings › Prayer Times and shift any prayer by up to 15 minutes. The iqamah gap for each prayer is in Settings › Iqamah.
No. The dimming never blocks your mouse or keyboard, and the countdown is hidden from screen sharing and recordings. Locking at iqamah is off unless you turn it on, and it never happens while you share your screen.
Yes. A month of times is saved on your Mac, and Walasr can calculate them offline if a download fails.
Right now Walasr plays a short, soft chime of its own at prayer time.
Both are in development. Leave your email under “Walasr for iPhone and Apple Watch” and we’ll tell you when they’re ready.
Walasr is free, and your email is the only thing we ask for. It tells us who uses Walasr and lets us reach you about important updates. We never sell it or share it, and you can ask us to delete it anytime.
It comes from the first verse of Surah Al-‘Asr, wal-‘asr: “By time.” The surah says people are in loss, except those who believe, do good, and urge each other to truth and patience. Prayer on time is where that starts.
Quit Walasr from its menu and drag it from Applications to the Trash.
وَالْعَصْرِ
By time.
QS Al-‘Asr 103:1
