Dhikr,one tapat a time.
A quiet space for remembrance.
Build a little practice. Watch it grow.
to a daily practice.
Let it grow.
A small tap.
A meaningful habit.
Begin with a familiar phrase. Each tap fills a bead. Each completed strand makes room for the next.
See where it takes youComplete 33 taps.
Grow your first leaf.
SubhanAllah · Glory be to Allah
Tap the counter, or focus it and press Space.
Good things
grow with you.
Every 33 recitations grows a leaf. Meet your daily intention and see it bloom.
Your garden is a living reflection of the moments you make for remembrance.
Your practice.
A shared journey.
A little encouragement goes a long way. Share an invite code, compare daily totals, and keep growing with your friends.
See what gets sharedA moment.
Always within reach.
On a walk. Between tasks. Wherever the day takes you. Keep your counter close with Apple Watch.
Tap. Recite. Carry on.
Your practice is personal.
Core counting works without an account. iCloud sync and Friends are optional, with clear choices about what you share.
Hi, I’m Hadi.
I’m a 3× founding engineer based in Toronto, Lead Engineer at Jenna, and the person behind Tap to Dhikr. I build apps with a focus on the details that make them feel simple to use.
Tap to Dhikr is meant to be a quiet companion: a tasbih that stays out of the way, so your attention stays on the remembrance itself.
