Sadd turns every deliberate bypass into sadaqah. Type your niyyah, set your minutes, and the slip becomes a gift to charity. The scroll never wins twice.
Other apps lock you out. Sadd asks you a question — and converts the answer into worship.
Sadd shields, but it also reads, recites, counts, points to qibla, and sits with you at fajr. Every spiritual surface a Muslim already wants — under one roof.
The headline feature. Apps you've chosen are sealed behind a single, slow question — sixty honest characters — and the answer becomes your record. Read it back to yourself before isha. Read it back to your Rabb.
From $0.50 each time you slip, to a charity you chose — a voluntary gift, not a fine. You sign the commitment once on the web; Sadd never asks for a card inside the app.
Madinah script, 8 reciters, 14 translations, tafsir from Ibn Kathīr & al-Saʿdī. Bookmarks sync across devices. Continue-reading built in.
The Hisn al-Muslim collection, ordered by occasion. Haptic tasbih counter. No streak guilt.
Adhan with custom reciter, calculated by your madhhab. A tahajjud helper that wakes you only in the last third.
Invite friends or join your masjid's halaqa with a code. See each other's bypass counts — never your niyyahs — under a pseudonym. Weekly digest. (Sadd Pro.)
Every night Sadd compiles what you opened, what you intended, and what you gave. A 60-second self-reckoning before sleep.
No leaderboards. No aggregate vanity metrics. Just your own account, compiled each night — the time you kept, what you gave, and the days you didn't slip.
Prayer times, the muṣḥaf, qibla, the daily hadith, your reckoning, and your halaqa — one calm theme, all on device.






No ads. No data sold. We don't sell you for anything — and never will, in shā Allāh.
Pro is also $39.99/year — roughly two months free. Sadaqah is set up once on sadd.app — you sign a commitment and save a card with Stripe. The app itself never handles payment.
Private beta on iOS 18+. The barrier, the companion, and the widgets — public launch this Ramaḍān, in shā Allāh.