Buckets before tasks
Reserve recurring blocks for Work, Family, Health, Growth — or anything you name. An Errands bucket catches the small stuff.
WaqtSign inTime-first planning · prayer-aware
A time block planner that reserves blocks for Work, Health, Family and Growth, captures tasks in a keystroke, and auto-schedules them around prayer times.
Prayer-first day
Five salah windows are reserved before anything else gets a slot.
Two-tap capture
Add a task from your phone in seconds and see exactly when it lands.
Never miss twice
A weekly board forgives one slip and makes the next day non-negotiable.
Onboarding sets your location, your buckets and your first goal in under a minute.
One tap adds a task — the planner finds the slot for you.
Prayer alerts, block reminders and an evening review keep the day honest.
Reserve recurring blocks for Work, Family, Health, Growth — or anything you name. An Errands bucket catches the small stuff.
Tap capture on your phone — or hit C on a keyboard. Title, bucket, duration, deadline, with a live preview of exactly when it will happen.
Prayer windows are reserved first, with sunnah rak'ahs listed and a live countdown to the next prayer.
300 reps a day, gym 3× a week, an hour with the kids. Check in as you go and watch the streak build.
One slip is an outlier, not a failure. The board flags the recovery day so a single miss never becomes two.
Invite someone to follow a goal. Quiet accountability, no feed, no noise.
Built on habit research
Lally et al. (2010) tracked 96 people forming new habits: a single missed day had a zero-to-negligible effect on long-term automaticity. Habits took around 66 days to settle — perfection was never the requirement.
Two consecutive misses break the loop and start writing a new, unwanted pattern. Chasing a flawless 100% streak backfires — one slip triggers the what-the-hell effect and people quit entirely. Waqt forgives the first slip and makes the recovery day non-negotiable, even if you scale down to a two-minute version.
A visual scoreboard acts as an environmental cue: it primes attention and holds accountability without burning mental energy. Waqt puts your week on one board and changes it as you check in, so it never fades into wallpaper.
Source: Lally et al., “How are habits formed: Modelling habit formation in the real world”, European Journal of Social Psychology (2010).
Set your location, shape your buckets, pick one goal — Waqt handles the rest of the day.
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