The timetable screen
The same sky on the app's main screen, live on today's London times.
Awqaat
Prayer times for London, with the sky to match.
- Role
- Design, Engineering, Data scraping
- Built with
- Vue 3, Vite, Capacitor, Python
- Years
- 2023–2024
Awqaat is a small, personal tool: open it and see the next prayer, how long is left, and when your mosque's congregation starts. The background crossfades between photographs of the sky in proportion to how far the day has moved between one prayer and the next.
Fajr in 6h 37m
Isha
- Fajr06:37
- Sunrise08:06
- Dhuhr12:09
- Asr14:16
- Maghrib16:05
- Isha17:20
Scroll through the arch into today in London
Your mosque
With a mosque chosen, the app's table adds its congregation times, scraped from the mosque's published timetable.
Early or later Asr
A setting in the app, drawn as the shadow it depends on.
This week
Each prayer has a page in the app showing its week and which way its time is moving.
The year
Every begin time in the 2026 timetable bundled with the app, with the clock changes in March and October.
The code
49 commits, made on 23 separate days, in 2 repositories.
- awqaat41
- london-salah-timetable8