Niyyah-first spiritual growth, with your closest friends for Allah
BeReal-style intention check-ins, accountability circles, and habits. Rooted in niyyah. Private by design: between you, your friends, and Allah.
Currently in private beta.
Private beta. Invites by email only. No spam, just one note when there’s a spot.
Features
Three small things. One big intention.
The daily rhythm, the people, the habits, all built so your niyyah stays at the center.
One Moment a day. Renew your niyyah.
A short daily window: capture where you are, then write the niyyah you're carrying for the day. The intention you renew for Allah's sake is the heart of the check-in.
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SHARED HABITS
Small circles. Shared habits.
In your circle, one or two habits the group works on together every day. Quiet accountability, not a feed. Just the same friends, returning to the same practice.
SHARED INTENTIONS
Fajr Prayer
Qur’an
PERSONAL INTENTIONS
Dhikr
Shared habits and private ones.
Some habits live in your circle. Others stay private, between you and Allah. Either way, simple things you can return to, day after day.
What this app is not.
No public feed (only private).
No followers.
No leaderboards.
Small steps.
Quiet presence.
A niyyah that holds.
Miraj is for the moments no one sees, but Allah knows. Streaks exist so you can see your own consistency, and so your circle keeps a quiet rhythm together. Never as something to broadcast. No public feed, nothing to perform.
Qur’an
Make today count.
TODAY’S FOCUS
Week 2: build the morning anchor.
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FAQs
Questions, answered.
What is the Moment?
Think of it like BeReal, but for your niyyah. A short daily window opens where you capture where you are and write the intention you're carrying for the day. The niyyah you renew for Allah's sake is the heart of the check-in. The window is real. When it opens, that's when you check in.
How do invites and circles work?
You can start your own circle or join one through an invite code or link. There's no public discovery, no “find new friends” feed. Circles are designed for a handful of close friends — big enough to keep you accountable, small enough that presence still feels real.
Shared habits vs private habits.
Your circle picks one or two shared habits that everyone works on daily. Outside of that, you can track personal habits that stay private, between you and Allah. Both live in the same app, side by side.
Privacy, photos, and leaving.
Photos you post in a Moment are visible only to members of your circle. Nothing is public, nothing is shared with outside services. You can leave a circle at any time. Your past moments stay with the circle but new ones stop. You can also delete your account and your data with it.
What does “Try the beta” mean?
We're in private TestFlight right now. Drop your email above and we'll invite you in as soon as we open the next round of testers. There's no waitlist game, just one note when there's a spot.
Is Miraj free?
Yes, during the beta Miraj is free. We're focused on building a quiet, private space that earns trust before we even think about pricing.
Is my data private?
Privacy is the product. No public feed, no follower graph, no third-party analytics. What you share is visible only to the small circle you invite.
How big can a circle be?
Designed for a handful of close friends. Big enough to keep you accountable, small enough that presence still feels real.
Is Miraj only for Muslims?
Miraj is built for Muslims, around niyyah. The language and habits reflect that. Anyone is welcome, but the audience we're designing for is clear.
When does the iOS app launch?
We're in private beta now and aiming for an App Store release soon. Drop your email above to be among the first invited.
Ready to set the niyyah?
Begin quietly with Miraj. We’ll let you know when there’s a spot.
Private beta. Invites by email only. No spam, just one note when there’s a spot.