Prayer times
Computed on the phone from your position and your madhhab — the same method the speaker uses. Countdown to the next prayer, Hijri date, and the adhan reciter you picked.
Prayer times for where you are, a Qibla compass that knows when to stop, every reciter you listen to, and the real 604-page Mushaf. All on your phone. The speaker is for when you want the adhan out loud at home.
One email when it ships, one if the speaker opens for pre-order. Nothing else, ever.









Screens photographed in French. Jana ships in English, French and Arabic.
Jana is useful the minute you install it. No sign-up wall, no trial, no feature held back for a subscription.
Computed on the phone from your position and your madhhab — the same method the speaker uses. Countdown to the next prayer, Hijri date, and the adhan reciter you picked.
The dial turns gold while you search and green the moment you are facing the Kaaba, with a short haptic so you can lower the phone and pray.
Nine adhan voices and a library of reciters. Download a surah once and it plays with the screen off, on a plane, in the metro.
All 604 pages of the Madani, line for line, so the page you memorised looks like the page you memorised. Hold a verse to open its tafsir.


All 604 pages of the Madani Mushaf, line for line, so the page you memorised looks like the page you memorised. Hold any verse and the sheet comes up: tafsir, the recitation of that single ayah, copy, bookmark, share.
Al-Muyassar, Ibn Kathir, As-Sa'di, Al-Jalalayn, At-Tabari — in Arabic, English or French, without leaving the page you were reading.
A hadith with its reference, one of the 99 names with its meaning and a dhikr to repeat, and your reading goal for the week. Three things, on the first screen, before you tap anything.
A small ceramic mosque that sits on a shelf and calls the prayer in your own voice of choice. It joins your Wi-Fi, keeps the five times itself, and never phones home.
First batch is limited. The list gets the price and the date before anyone else — joining it commits you to nothing.

Most apps in this category sell attention or location. Jana asks for as little as it can and keeps what it has on your device.
Install, allow location once for the prayer times, and use it. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log in to.
No tracking SDK, no advertising identifier, no third party watching which surah you opened.
The speaker is reached over your own Wi-Fi. Prayer times are computed on the phone, so the app works with the network off.
Yes. Prayer times, Qibla, the Quran library, the Mushaf and the tafsir are all free, with no subscription and no ads. The speaker is a physical product you buy once, and the app works fully without it.
The app goes to the App Store and Google Play first; the speaker follows. Both dates go to the list above before they go anywhere else.
Not announced yet. The first batch is small and hand-finished, and the price will be published with the pre-order, not before.
You choose: Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, ISNA, Egyptian, Karachi, and the Hanafi or Shafi'i Asr. The phone and the speaker always use the same setting.
No. The phone plays the adhan on its own. The speaker exists so the whole house hears it without anyone holding a phone.
Join the list and you will know before the stores do.