Prayer quiet windows
View today's prayers, location, sunrise, Qibla, selected mode, and quiet duration. Each prayer can use its own quiet-window amount.
Inqita
Prayer-aware quiet mode for Android. See trusted prayer times, choose a different quiet duration for each prayer, use Qibla direction, and let Inqita apply ring, vibrate, or silent mode when prayer and schedule windows start and end.
Ring
Vibrate
Silent
Inqita is currently in Google Play closed testing while the production listing is prepared. Invited testers can update through their private Google Play tester link.
Prayer times
Per-prayer duration
Qibla
15 offline languages
61-day offline window
12/24-hour time
Daily schedules
Overlap priority
Health monitor
No account required
App availability
Android app is in Google Play closed testing.
Inqita is being prepared for its official Android release through Google Play closed testing. If you have been invited as a tester, use the private tester link from Google Play. The public listing link will appear here after production release.
Request Testing Access
Official public Google Play link will appear here after release.
Routine schedules
Build quiet windows for work, school, meetings, sleep, and gym.
The schedule screen keeps names, days, times, selected modes, and active switches visible. You can see what is enabled without opening every routine one by one.
- Choose ring, vibrate, or silent for each schedule.
- Repeat schedules on selected days.
- Use presets when you want to create common routines faster.
Qibla direction
Find Qibla direction with location and distance details.
Inqita includes a Qibla compass with location details, distance to Kaaba, and calibration guidance, alongside the prayer and schedule automation tools.
- Use Qibla compass with distance and direction details.
- Keep prayer, Qibla, and schedule tools in the same app.
- Use app settings for location previews, prayer methods, theme, language, feedback, and support.
What it does
Built around the real screens you use every day.
Inqita combines prayer quiet windows, schedule automation, and mode priority so your phone behaves the way your day actually works.
Routine schedules
Create Office, Meeting, School, Sleep, or custom schedules with start/end times, active days, and a chosen phone mode.
Qibla and languages
Use Qibla direction, theme controls, and 15 fully bundled languages without depending on an internet translation service.
Trusted prayer sources
Inqita uses official prayer sources where available and recognized country methods elsewhere. Local calculation can display times immediately while trusted data refreshes.
Handle overlaps clearly
When windows overlap, the strongest active mode wins: silent stays above vibrate, and vibrate stays above ring.
App Health report
The app records permission, alarm, prayer loading, offline cache, location refresh, calculation-setting, Qibla, localization, notification, and mode-change diagnostics.
Prayer time sources
Built to use trusted prayer calendars first.
Inqita loads trusted prayer calendars for the user's location, prepares a 61-day window centered on the current date for offline use, and sends the same times to prayer quiet-window automation.
Official where available
Malaysia uses JAKIM e-Solat zones, and Singapore uses the MUIS official timetable published through data.gov.sg.
Country-aware methods
Other countries use AlAdhan with mapped national or regional methods such as MWL, Umm Al-Qura, Diyanet, KEMENAG, Karachi, Gulf, Egyptian, and Singapore/MABIMS.
Offline prayer window
Prayer times for today and 30 days on either side are prepared on the phone. If trusted data is temporarily unavailable, local calculation keeps the visible prayer times ready.
Made for real routines
Use Inqita when your phone should be quiet without guesswork.
Inqita is built for repeated moments: prayers, work hours, meetings, study time, sleep, gym, and any routine where the phone mode should change at the right time.
Apply silent or vibrate during selected prayer windows.
Keep office hours, meetings, and focus blocks under control.
Create school or study schedules with selected days and times.
Use sleep or gym routines without manually changing phone mode.
How it works
Set the window once. Inqita handles the mode change.
Inqita is built for predictable routines. Pick what should happen, when it should happen, and which days it should repeat. The app arms the needed Android alarms and rechecks active windows when a schedule or prayer quiet time ends.
Choose a prayer or schedule
Use today's prayer list or create a routine like Office, Meeting, School, Sleep, or Gym.
Select the phone mode
Use ring, vibrate, or true silent. Silent mode can require Android Do Not Disturb policy access.
Let active windows decide
When times overlap, Inqita keeps the strongest active mode until that window finishes.
Overlap priority
Silent stays above vibrate. Vibrate stays above ring.
If a meeting overlaps with a prayer quiet window, or a work schedule overlaps with sleep, Inqita does not simply restore the last mode. It checks what is still active and applies the strongest mode that should currently win.
Silent
Highest priority
Vibrate
Middle priority
Ring
Normal mode
Privacy first
No account required. Your routines stay on your phone.
Inqita is designed for local schedules and settings. Support reports are sent only when you choose to email them.
No account required
You can use the app without creating a login or profile.
Location for prayer times
Location is used to fetch and cache local prayer times and timezone details. Qibla direction also uses location when available. Searching another city creates a temporary preview; refreshing or reopening restores the saved current location.
Clear support channels
Use official Inqita email addresses for support, privacy requests, and feedback.
Android reliability
Built for the permissions Android actually requires.
Phone mode automation depends on Android alarms, notification access, audio settings, and silent-mode policy access. Inqita keeps those requirements visible instead of hiding them from the user.
Exact alarms
Used to trigger schedule and prayer mode changes at the intended time.
Boot recovery
Alarms can be rebuilt after a phone restart so future windows stay armed.
App Health monitor
Records permission, notification, alarm, prayer-loading, cache, location, calculation-setting, Qibla, localization, ad-serving, and mode-change issues.
No account required
Schedules and settings stay local unless you choose to email support details.
Quick answers
Clear behavior before you depend on automation.
Why does silent need special permission?
Android can require Do Not Disturb policy access before an app can apply true silent mode. Vibrate and ring do not need the same level of permission.
What happens when schedules overlap?
Inqita checks all active windows and keeps the strongest active mode. Silent wins over vibrate, and vibrate wins over ring.
How do I report a phone-specific problem?
Use App Health in the app to send support a report with recent automation status, permissions, and device information.
How are prayer settings selected?
Recommended mode is enabled by default and selects the mapped calculation method, Asr school, and high-latitude rule for the saved location. Turn it off only when you intentionally want manual settings.
Can I check prayer times for another city?
Yes. Location search opens a temporary prayer-time preview and does not replace the saved current location. Pull to refresh, use the location refresh control, or reopen the app to return to the saved location.
Does Inqita follow my phone's clock format?
Yes. Prayer times, sunrise, schedules, presets, and other clock displays use the phone's 12-hour or 24-hour preference.
Download
Closed testing is running now. Public links come after release.
Inqita is being prepared for Android first through Google Play closed testing. When the public Google Play listing is live, this section will show the real Play Store button and a scannable QR code.
Closed testing on
Google Play
iOS
Not available yet
QR
QR code will point to the official public store listing after release.
Need help?
Support for Inqita users.
Find answers, send feedback, or share an App Health report when a phone does not apply a mode as expected.