A little reminder.A meaningful pause.
Prayer times and gentle Athan reminders, always within reach in your Mac’s menu bar.
Free download · macOS 13 or later · Apple Silicon & Intel
Your day already has a rhythm.
However busy the day gets, there’s a moment to pause.
Fajr
Before the day begins.
Dhuhr
A pause in the middle of it all.
Asr
Before the afternoon slips away.
Maghrib
As daylight gives way.
Isha
Close the day with prayer.
Illustrative times. SalatReminder calculates yours for your location.
Decide which prayers call out.
The voice you love. The volume you prefer. A little room for your routine.
An invitation
to pause.
Press play to hear the Athan
Try the controls here. Set your actual preferences in the Mac app.
There when you need it. Quiet when you don’t.
A simple icon, the next prayer, or a full countdown — choose how much the menu bar says.
Then, everything else can wait.
When prayer begins, SalatReminder can dim the whole screen — the Athan, a quiet pause, and a little space to be present. Entirely optional. Snooze it in one click.
Every appointment in my day has an alert. So why not the most important one?
Before you download.
Is SalatReminder free?
Yes. SalatReminder is a free download for macOS.
Which Macs does it run on?
Any Mac running macOS 13 Ventura or later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel.
How does it know my prayer times?
SalatReminder calculates Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for your location, and keeps the next prayer and the time remaining in your Mac’s menu bar.
Can I choose the Athan and which prayers call out?
Yes. Pick a reciter (Mishary Alafasy, Omar Hisham Al Arabi or Mohammed Al Ghazali), set the volume, and turn the Athan on or off for each prayer.
What is the Prayer Moment?
An optional full-screen reminder: when prayer begins, SalatReminder dims the screen and plays the Athan. You can snooze it for five minutes or close it with Esc.
Is SalatReminder available in Arabic?
Yes. The whole app is available in English and Arabic, including right-to-left layout and the Hijri date.