Takva — Shared Worship

Takva (taqwā — God-consciousness) is a free, privacy-first app for Muslims who want to perform acts of worship together. Create a room, set a goal, and divide it among everyone who joins.

One person starts a room and defines the worship — a full Qur'an hatim (30 cüz), a Cevşen (100 bâb), or a dua/zikir with a target count. The app then splits the work across everyone who joins with just a nickname. Each person reads or counts their own share, and a people × tasks grid fills in as the group reaches the goal together — a hatim for a loved one, a collective zikir, or a Cevşen shared among friends.

What's inside:
• Rooms & shared worship — divide a hatim, Cevşen or zikir across the group and watch the progress fill a live grid
• Cevşen reader — read your assigned bâb in the built-in reader
• Qur'an reader — with a Turkish translation (meâl) and commentary (tefsir)
• Dua & zikir counter — count toward a personal or shared target
• Prayer times — daily times for a city you choose (no GPS, no location tracking)
• Qibla direction — find the direction of prayer
• Daily reflection — a verse, hadith or short parable on justice, mercy and not wronging others, with a related act of worship

Privacy & values:
• No account — join with a nickname only
• No ads, no tracking
• Your history and personal stats stay on your device; only your room status is shared
• Works offline-first

A note on intention: this content is offered for your worship and reflection. The included şifa (well-being) duas are not a substitute for medical treatment.

Gather your family or friends, share a goal, and complete it together — with Takva.

Recent changes:
Fixes a consent dialog that appeared on first launch. Adds an anonymous usage-statistics switch (off by default) and a shortcut to notification settings.