Hisab

A quiet place to take account of your day.

حَاسِبُوا أَنْفُسَكُمْ قَبْلَ أَنْ تُحَاسَبُوا

Take account of yourselves before you are taken to account.

Umar ibn al-Khattab

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Today's result in Hisab: a brass ring showing a score of 92 and the words A radiant day

A daily muhasaba, kept private.

Hisab is a private daily muhasaba (self-accounting) journal for Muslims. It is a calm space to reflect on your day, weigh it honestly, and notice your trends.

The Hisab home screen with the muhasaba quote and a Begin button

01

Begin

Open to a greeting, the Hijri date, and a single quiet invitation to take account of the day.

A check-in step scoring the five prayers

02

Weigh

Move through prayer, dhikr, Qur’an, character, the tongue, and the heart. Guided or Quick, sixty to ninety seconds.

The History screen with a monthly heat-map and a trend line

03

Notice

A calendar heat-map, trends, and a gentle consistency count.

Two ways to grow.

Alongside the daily reflection, Hisab can hold what you are working on. Both are optional.

The Goals view in History, showing each goal week by week

Goals

Set a few things to push on: masjid prayers, a daily portion of Qur’an, salawat, or something of your own. Log them from Home as they happen, and see each one week by week in History. When a goal has held for a while, Hisab offers to raise it. When it slips, it offers to ease it.

A week of Elite: The Standard, opening with the week’s hadith in Arabic and English

Elite: The Standard

A 25 hadith workbook on becoming an elite Muslim, one hadith a week. Each week brings the hadith, a short commentary, a few honest questions, and one deed to carry out before the week ends. Read any week before you begin.

A check-in of sixty to ninety seconds

Guided when you want depth, Quick when you want speed. It resumes exactly where you left off, and any past day can be filled in later.

A daily sense of the day

Each reflection settles into a private score from 0 to 100, with a verse or a word for where you landed.

Aware of the calendar

Fasting days surface on their own: Mondays and Thursdays, the white days, and Ramadan, through a built-in Hijri calendar.

Made for sisters too

Scoring adapts during hayd and nifas, so the days of excusal never count against you.

Arabic and English

Fully bilingual with complete right-to-left support. Switch languages at any time.

Serene, not addictive

No feed, no leaderboards, no streaks to break, no ads. Beauty and stillness are the point. A tool for sincerity.

Even we cannot read it.

A muhasaba is among the most honest records a person keeps, so Hisab is zero-knowledge by design. Your journal is encrypted with a key derived from a passphrase we never receive. Not us, and not anyone who reaches our servers, can read what you write.

Local-first, so it works fully offline. Encrypted cloud backup and multi-device sync are optional, and so is a biometric app lock. Export everything or delete your account entirely, any time, from inside the app.

The Hisab lock screen: Your journal is locked, with an Unlock button

Begin tonight.

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