The Quran and mosque apps I built
Map of Al Muraja'ah, QuranScroll, Masjidly, Ayati, plus MWHS and USIC community sites.
By Mikhail Wijanarko
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I ship Islamic apps and community sites as a software engineer (and aerospace MEng graduate). If you were looking for Quran apps, mosque prayer apps, or Sheffield Islamic community tools and ended up here, this is the map.
Al Muraja'ah (memorization retention)
Al Muraja'ah helps with spaced revision after hifdh. iOS, SwiftUI. About 1,840+ downloads.
Blog: /blog/al-murajaah-quran-memorization-app
QuranScroll (reading habit)
QuranScroll turns infinite scroll into ayah-by-ayah reading. iOS, SwiftUI. Hundreds of App Store downloads.
Blog: /blog/quranscroll-best-quran-reading-apps
Masjidly (official mosque times)
Masjidly uses official Adhan/Iqamah timetables, not calculated-only estimates.
Blog: /blog/masjidly-official-mosque-prayer-times
Ayati (desktop companion)
Ayati keeps Quranic reflection and prayer reminders on the desktop.
Blog: /blog/ayati-quran-desktop-companion
Community websites
- MWHS (Muslim Welfare House Sheffield)
- USIC Sheffield (University Islamic Circle)
Separate from the apps, same community-tech work.
Totals
Across Al Muraja'ah, QuranScroll, and Masjidly, App Store downloads are in the low thousands (about 2,800+ in my CV totals).