fajr.club: The accountability app that helps you wake up for Fajr

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m excited to introduce Fajr.club. Millions of Muslims struggle with waking up for Fajr, despite setting multiple alarms. We realized the problem isn’t another alarm—it’s accountability. Fajr.club combines layered reminders, trusted accountability partners, streaks, and a structured 21-day challenge to help users build one of the hardest daily habits. Our philosophy is simple: Technology shouldn’t replace discipline—it should support it. We intentionally designed the product so that accountability only escalates when necessary, while keeping users’ privacy respected throughout the journey. We’d love your feedback: • What do you think about accountability-based habit building? • What features would make this more useful? • How would you improve the onboarding experience? Thanks for checking us out! ⸻ What inspired you to build this? Every Muslim knows the importance of Fajr, yet waking up consistently remains difficult. Existing solutions mostly rely on louder alarms or generic habit trackers, but those often fail because they don’t address accountability. We started asking a simple question: What if technology could recreate the experience of someone actually making sure you’re awake? That led us to build a layered accountability system instead of another alarm app. Users first rely on their own alarms. If those fail, trusted accountability partners can step in. The goal isn’t dependency on people—it’s helping users establish a habit until waking up becomes natural. Along the way we focused heavily on privacy, minimizing unnecessary notifications, and making the experience feel supportive rather than stressful. This is just the beginning. Our vision is to build technology that genuinely helps Muslims become more consistent in their worship while respecting the purpose behind it.