Misbaly: Tasbih Dhikr Counter

Misbaly is a quiet tasbih counter for your daily dhikr. The whole screen is the counter, a short vibration confirms every tap, and nothing pops up over the counter while you count. Often we don't have a physical tasbeeh with us, but we always have our phone. Misbaly turns it into a digital misbaha you can use without looking at the screen. COUNT WITHOUT LOOKING • Tap anywhere on the screen — no small button to find • A short tick on every count, two long pulses when you reach your target • Count with the volume keys too, eyes closed if you like • The screen stays on while you count • Big, clear numbers with thousands separators: 1,234 is easy to read NOTHING INTERRUPTS YOUR DHIKR • No pop-ups on the counter screen, ever • Reset sits inside the menu, far away from your thumb, and you can undo it • Your count is saved on every tap, even if you close the app AFTER-PRAYER SET AND YOUR OWN ADHKAR • After-prayer set: SubhanAllah 33, Alhamdulillah 33, Allahu Akbar 34 — moves to the next one by itself • Ready-made adhkar with Arabic, transliteration and meaning: SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar, Astaghfirullah, La ilaha illallah, Salawat • Add your own dhikr with any target (33, 99, 100, custom or no limit) and start from any number • Swipe left or right to switch dhikr, drag to sort your list SEE EVERY DAY OF DHIKR • Today's total and your streak of days • A monthly calendar that gets darker on the days you counted more • All-time totals for each dhikr — your grand total since day one • Resetting a counter never erases your history MORE • Home-screen widget: count with +1 without opening the app • Gentle morning and evening adhkar reminders (optional) • Share a card of today's dhikr after you finish a set • Light and dark themes, four colors, larger text option • Every theme and feature is included — no subscription, no locked themes Your dhikr list, counts and history stay on your phone. No account, no sign-up. Misbaly is a simple istighfar counter, zikr counter and prayer beads counter for everyday remembrance — at home, at the mosque or on the go.