Parfield Software
For muslim users requiring precise, location-based tools for daily prayer schedules and Qibla direction.
Known forAl-Moazin
Al-MoazinFor muslim users requiring precise, location-based tools for daily prayer schedules and Qibla direction.
Al-MoazinAssisting Muslim users with daily religious observances through location-aware prayer scheduling and Qibla orientation tools.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 1Last updated
Al-Moazin
v4.0.1387
4mo ago
Primary focus
Lifestyle and religious utility applications
Scale
indie
Target audience
Muslim users requiring precise, location-based tools for daily prayer schedules and Qibla direction.
With only one application in the portfolio and a single release in the last six months, the publisher maintains a stable, low-frequency development cycle.
1 app analysed
GPS-based travel mode maintains utility for high-mobility users
1
Positive apps
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Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
75/100
Avg sentiment score
Salatuk is the primary market leader in the prayer utility space, directly competing for the same daily-active user base by offering identical core functionality like prayer times and Qibla direction.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
This is a regional competitor that captures the local market by bundling prayer times with specific cultural needs like Hijri and Ramadan calendars.
This app competes for the user's attention within the lifestyle category by integrating spiritual practice with charitable action and community impact.
While focused on a different faith tradition, it competes for the same 'daily spiritual companion' user intent and time-of-day engagement.
A direct functional competitor targeting the Turkish-speaking market with specialized religious tracking features.
Competes for the user's 'spiritual utility' screen time by providing offline access to essential religious texts and audio.
Hallow dominates the broader spiritual wellness market, competing for the same daily habit-forming behavior as Al-Moazin.
Occupies the same 'Islamic lifestyle' category, serving users who seek specific religious audio content for daily practice.
Pillars is a direct functional peer that targets the same Muslim demographic with a focus on privacy and ad-free experiences.
A new entrant attempting to consolidate multiple religious needs—journaling, tracking, and scripture—into a single platform.
A new competitor focusing on high-tech AR features to solve the Qibla direction problem more accurately than standard compasses.
