Umrī is a companion for Ḥajj and ʿUmrah — track your rites step by step as you circle the Kaʿbah, learn what to expect before you travel, and keep every document, duʿā and memory from the journey in one place.
Umrī is currently in development — the app isn't publicly available yet.
Real screens, not mockups
Home dashboard
Ziyārah & in-app maps
Official service links
Family Link
What's inside
Built around the actual shape of a pilgrimage — before you travel, during the rites, and afterwards when you want to look back.
Sensor-guided lap and length counting as you move, with manual entry always available as a fallback.
Step-by-step lessons and short tests for every rite, plus general preparation topics like crowds, health, and etiquette.
Passports, visas, hotel bookings and Umrah permits, encrypted on-device with their own PIN — never uploaded anywhere.
Track a Journey together, see who's completed which step, and link up with family travelling on their own phones.
The right supplication surfaces automatically as you move through Ṭawāf, Saʿī, and each milestone.
A personal certificate summarising your Journey once it's complete — a memory, not a religious credential.
Umrī's operator directory and portal are being built to help pilgrims find trustworthy operators, and to help operators reach them. Register your interest early.
Built with care
Umrī's religious content — duʿās, lesson text, and guidance — is drawn from real sources but is still marked as draft until it has been through full scholarly review. Nothing in the app claims to be a scholarly ruling, and the keepsake certificate is explicitly a personal memory, not a certification of religious validity.
Umrī is built by deenbook, the team also behind Zakātī, Ḥaydī and other Islamic productivity tools. Same care, same "prepare, perform, remember" approach to worship — applied to the pilgrimage.
