صلاتك Salatuk is a free Android application developed by Masarat App that provides Muslims with accurate daily prayer times and a built‑in Qibla compass. The app works offline after the initial setup and is designed to be simple enough for everyday use while offering enough flexibility for users who prefer to adjust settings.
When you first launch Salatuk, the app asks for permission to access your device’s location. Using that data, it selects the appropriate calculation method for your region and generates the day's prayer schedule. The Qibla compass uses the same location information to draw a line toward Mecca.
If you travel to a new city or country, the app will recalculate the times automatically, provided that location services remain active. For users who prefer a fixed schedule, you can turn off automatic updates and set the times manually.
Salatuk is available as a free download from the Android marketplace. The package name is com.masarat.salati. After installation, grant the app permission to access your device’s location for the most accurate results.
Anyone who observes the five daily prayers and wants a reliable, offline tool for prayer times and Qibla direction will benefit from Salatuk. The app is especially handy for travelers, students, and professionals who move between cities frequently.
No. After the first launch, all calculations are done locally. An internet connection is only needed to download the app.
Yes. In the Settings section you can select from the supported methods and choose the juristic school that matches your practice.
The app will fall back to the last known location and will not update automatically. You can still enter times manually.
Salatuk is developed by Masarat App and distributed as a free Android application. It follows standard Android permission practices.









