Sunna is the first Muslim Planner, just focus on: ๐ Your Faith โ Put Allah at the center of your day. โ Your Habits โ Plan your task, track your habits. ๐ฏ Your Goals โ Reach your goals with and stay productive.
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Salam Aleykoum everyone! ๐
A few years ago, I felt constantly overwhelmed. My days were full of endless scrolling, half-finished tasks, and a constant feeling that I was missing what really mattered. I wanted to live for Allah, but my time kept slipping away.
So I decided to change. Step by step, I started building good habits, planning my days, and remembering Allah more often through dhikr. It wasnโt easy at first, but slowly I began to feel a deep shift: I became more focused, I read the Quran consistently, I do dhikr every day, I stopped procrastinating โ and I felt fulfilled again because my life had meaning.
So, I built Sunna to share this transformation with others muslims. Itโs the first Muslim Habit Tracker, designed by someone who truly understands how you feel.
With Sunna, focus on:
๐ Your Faith โ Put Allah at the center of your life with daily dhikr, Jummuah reminders, and Quran ayat.
โ Your Habits โ Plan weekly habits inspired by the Sunnah, create tasks, set priorities, get reminders, see your progress and stay consistent with challenges for personal development.
๐ฏ Your Goals โ Set clear goals, create pages to capture your thoughts and ideas, and stay productive with the Pomodoro method.
Sunna isnโt just another productivity app โ itโs your app to help you live intentionally, getting 1% closer to Allah every single day.
Iโd love to hear your thoughts and feedback so we can keep improving Sunna for Muslims all over the world, in sha Allah.
My motto: Building products that matter, for the Ummah! โ๏ธ
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I notice a mismatch in value proposition and value creation. On the one hand you want to help folks folks develop good habits. Something that inherently requires inclusion and accessibility. But the counter seems to slice right through the value proposition. You put it behind a subscription paywall with popup dark patterns. To really create value in this category you need to offer all the features with the option for a device native, completely offline, zero cloud, zero ads, zero dark patterns, zero backup, zero user tracking perpetual license or completely free.
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@usmannaeemย Thanks for sharing your thoughts! ๐
I actually designed the app to be as transparent as possible: after onboarding, users see a clear screen that explains exactly what features are Premium (Planner, Statistics, Personalized Notifications, Full Access to Boost, and all challenges because 2 of them are accessible with the subscription) along with real user reviews, the price, and the 7-day free trial.
I also highlight that you can cancel anytime, and include direct links to the Terms & Conditions so everything is 100% clear.
The majority of the app (dhikr, reminders, 6 challenges /8, ayat features, and productivity like pomodoro) is free to use, I actually decided not to include ads in the app, mainly because I canโt control whatโs displayed and I want to keep the experience clean and distraction-free, the subscription simply helps me keep the app ad-free and continue improving it.
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Good app for those who need to be more organized, have good habits and make dua daily. Shoutout for the dhikr and jummah reminder
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@mishafirr13ย Thanks for you feedback, I really appreciate it!
I notice a mismatch in value proposition and value creation. On the one hand you want to help folks folks develop good habits. Something that inherently requires inclusion and accessibility. But the counter seems to slice right through the value proposition. You put it behind a subscription paywall with popup dark patterns. To really create value in this category you need to offer all the features with the option for a device native, completely offline, zero cloud, zero ads, zero dark patterns, zero backup, zero user tracking perpetual license or completely free.
@usmannaeemย Thanks for sharing your thoughts! ๐
I actually designed the app to be as transparent as possible: after onboarding, users see a clear screen that explains exactly what features are Premium (Planner, Statistics, Personalized Notifications, Full Access to Boost, and all challenges because 2 of them are accessible with the subscription) along with real user reviews, the price, and the 7-day free trial.
I also highlight that you can cancel anytime, and include direct links to the Terms & Conditions so everything is 100% clear.
The majority of the app (dhikr, reminders, 6 challenges /8, ayat features, and productivity like pomodoro) is free to use, I actually decided not to include ads in the app, mainly because I canโt control whatโs displayed and I want to keep the experience clean and distraction-free, the subscription simply helps me keep the app ad-free and continue improving it.
Good app for those who need to be more organized, have good habits and make dua daily. Shoutout for the dhikr and jummah reminder
@mishafirr13ย Thanks for you feedback, I really appreciate it!