Salah Times started as a passion project in Malegaon—built free, maintained free, and still free today. We work with local volunteers to collect iqamah updates, ship improvements, and send reliable alerts without using ads or paywalls.
Built with duas, volunteer timekeepers, and transparent processes.
We ran for a full year at zero cost to users and remain donation powered.
Feature updates, bug fixes, and data checks ship continuously.
Every statistic below exists purely because users contributed time, feedback, or funds.
145+
Masjids sharing verified iqamah timings
2.5K+
Daily users relying on Salah Times
1
Cities supported with live schedules
Ramadan 2024: local volunteers in Malegaon built the MVP to make iqamah timings easier to follow. Dozens of masjids joined within weeks. Soon we were shipping daily updates just to keep up with requests.
We registered local timekeepers, added quality checks, and shipped new features at night—all while keeping everything free. Twelve months later, Salah Times still runs on volunteer effort and community support.
Donations help us accelerate the most requested initiatives without introducing ads or fees.
Volunteer Console
One place for masjid admins and volunteers to sync updates and approve iqamah changes quickly.
Quarterly Transparency Reports
Publishing infrastructure, messaging, and stewardship costs so every supporter can see the impact.
Offline Prayer Boards
Printable and digital displays that keep timings accurate even with spotty connectivity.
Salah Times is still community-owned—the same volunteers who collect timings review every feature and expense.
Structured Budgeting
Monthly caps for infra, messaging, and product work with internal reviews.
Transparent Accounting
Supporters receive periodic line-item breakdowns of where donations go.
Community Oversight
Local volunteers validate priorities before new spending or feature rollouts.
Visit the support page for QR, UPI, and mobile payment options, plus monthly breakdowns.