The road
shouldn't cost you
the prayer.

More often than not, there are plenty of places to pray on your drives but our routes don't account for it.

Maghrib · sunset
Here's how Safr fixes that.

أَحَبُّ الْبِلَادِ إِلَى اللَّهِ مَسَاجِدُهَا

“The parts of land dearest to Allah are its mosques.”

Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ  ·  Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 671

Things your maps app doesn't tell you.

Iqamah times
When each masjid actually holds the congregation — not just the prayer window on a calendar.
Prayer-window routing
Every salah between now and your destination, matched to a masjid you'll pass through anyway.
A curated masjid database
Names, addresses, and photos we've vetted for each masjid — so the pin on the map is actually the place you're looking for.

Plan ahead, or let
Safr call the stops.

Two ways to pray on the road.

Before you drive

Prayer Route Planner

Put in your start and destination. Safr looks at every salah window between now and arrival and finds a masjid for each one along your path.

  • See the full prayer-stop itinerary for your trip before you leave.
  • Swap any masjid for another nearby along your route if you prefer.
  • Export to Apple Maps or Google Maps, or drive with Safr's own navigation.
Apple Maps · Google Maps
While you drive

Live Navigation

Drive with Safr's own navigation. When salah approaches, it surfaces the closest verified masajid and you pick where to stop.

  • A gentle reminder before the adhan, never at the worst moment.
  • Tap a masjid from the nearby list — Safr folds it into your route.
Built into Safr

A look inside.

Prayer plan: Dhuhr falls during the drive, with mosques to add as a stop
Prayer plan for the drive
Turn-by-turn navigation with a 3D car and upcoming mosque stops
Navigation with mosque stops
Masjid Toronto: iqamah times, source, Jumu’ah and amenities
Iqamah times, from the source
Nearby mosques within 15 km
Nearby masajid

Try it on
your next drive.

iPhone? Open the TestFlight link. Android? Open the Android beta link on your phone. Questions? Email us.