Quiet, private apps for Muslims
A quiet reckoning, kept close.
Inward each night, outward together.
Two apps, one practice. Nuur Journals holds your daily reflection behind Face ID. Nuur Reflections turns it outward with Quran-verse cards to sit with the people you love. Nothing leaves your device.
iPhone & Android
01 — Inward
Nuur Journals
A daily accounting of the self. A prompt each evening, a mood, a streak that forgives you, and insights that show what keeps returning.
- —Daily guided prompts, written for honest self-reckoning
- —Mood tracking that never asks you to explain
- —Streaks and gentle insights over time
- —Every entry behind Face ID, stored on your phone
02 — Outward
Nuur Reflections
One verse of the Quran, three questions that go a layer deeper each time. Made to be read aloud — with your spouse, your children, a friend on a long drive.
- —Quran-verse cards, one at a time
- —Three deepening questions per card
- —Built for two or more, no screens to pass around
- —Nothing recorded, nothing uploaded
The practice is small on purpose. Three minutes, most nights.
STEP 01
Open the prompt
One question waits for you. No feed, no notifications begging.
STEP 02
Sit with it honestly
Write a line or a page. Face ID closes behind you when you leave.
STEP 03
Bring it to the table
Pull a verse card in Reflections and ask the same question out loud.
Tonight, in Journals
What did today teach me about my nafs?
Prompts rotate through the parts of the self that are easiest to avoid — the tongue, the eyes, patience, gratitude, the hours you gave away.
A card in Reflections — Ar-Ra'd 13:28
“…Unquestionably, by the remembrance of Allah hearts are assured.”
Question one of three
Where did remembrance of Allah last genuinely settle something in you — not out of habit, but as something you actually felt?
The promise
Nothing leaves the device. There is no server to leave it to.
No account, ever
No email, no sign-in, no profile to be leaked.
Locked behind Face ID
Entries are encrypted on your phone and opened only by you.
No ads, ever
Your words are never sold, shown to anyone, or used to train anything.