A simple checklist for the five daily prayers.

A daily prayer checklist does not need to be complicated. Its job is simply to give each of the five prayers a clear place, then help you remember what was completed when you review the day.

Why one daily view is useful

When the five prayers are split across notes, reminders and memory, reviewing the day can become harder than it needs to be. A single checklist removes that friction. You do not need to reconstruct the day; you only need to look at one screen.

Praylendar lists the prayers in their daily sequence, each with its time for your city, and a countdown shows how long remains until the next one.

How to use the checklist

1. Open Today in Praylendar.
2. Tap each prayer you completed. It is saved straight away.
3. Review the five rows once.

The process is intentionally short. The calendar is built from these daily entries, so there is no second step for updating a graph or streak.

What happens after you check a prayer

The day receives a color based on the number of completed prayers, and turns gold when all five are done. One prayer and five prayers remain visibly different, while the detailed checklist remembers which specific prayers were selected. The result is useful both today and when reviewing the month later.

What about days when prayer is not required?

Praylendar includes Cycle mode for sisters. Cycle days are hatched on the calendar, are never counted as missed, and your streak waits for you. Questions about when prayer is excused are matters of religious guidance; the app only records the status you choose.

Keep the checklist honest and light

The most useful record is the one you can maintain without turning it into a burden. Use the checklist as a memory aid, not as a judgment. A quiet day remains part of the calendar, and the next day still starts fresh.