The clock gives every hour sixty minutes.
The sun doesn't.
Ghorubi helps you stop chasing the clock
and start following the light
No time zones to configure and no schedule to build from scratch. Ghorubi reads where you are, works out today's sunrise and sunset, and turns them into hours you can plan with.
Find your sun. Share your location once. Ghorubi works out your sunrise and sunset and splits the day into sun hours.
See your day. Your day as a timeline, from first light to deep night.
Plan by the hour. Pick a sun hour like Darkness or Deep Night instead of a time on the clock.
Hours that stretch and shrink with the seasons kept time for centuries, from Roman sundials to the astronomers of Baghdad.
Sunrise, sunset and prayer times are worked out on your device, so where you are stays with you.
Summer hours run long and winter hours run short. Ghorubi moves your plans with them, so morning always means morning, whatever the season.
Give every task its hour. Your agenda is grouped by the sky: afterglow, dusk, darkness, past midnight.
Plans that move with the sun. Start a habit at Darkness, end it at Deep Night, and Ghorubi shows roughly when that lands today.
Make it yours. Give each habit an emoji and a colour so it's easy to spot.
Check off habits as you go. Ghorubi keeps your streaks, marks every day you showed up and sums up your month.
Keep the streak going. Your current and best streak, with every check-in on the calendar.
See your month. Total check-ins, this month, your weekly average and your best month.
Turn on prayer times and the five daily prayers take their place among your hours, calculated for where you are. Prayer reminders are free, always.
Fajr to Isha, in step with the sun. Each prayer anchors your hours, so you plan around it instead of squeezing it in.
Reminders you choose. Pick which prayers you want a reminder for.
The small things that make Ghorubi feel like it was made for you.
Sun events on your dial. Add sunrise, sunset, golden hour, blue hour, solar noon and civil twilight to your dial.
Not now, not later.
Fully translated, right to left included.
Pick a theme or follow your phone.
Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Egyptian Authority and more, plus Hanafi Asr.
Three kinds of plans, one dial.
Sync across devices, task reminders, sun alerts and custom repeats.
The short answers. For anything else, reach us through the Contact link.
Ghorubi divides the time between sunrise and sunset into twelve equal hours, and the night into twelve more. These are often called temporal hours. On a long summer day each daylight hour lasts more than sixty minutes; in winter, less.
In many traditions, including the Islamic calendar, a new day begins when the sun sets. Ghorubi follows that rhythm: the night hours come first, then the day hours from sunrise.
Yes. Every sun hour shows its clock time too, and you can switch between sun hours and clock hours whenever you like.
Tick a habit off when you've done it. Ghorubi keeps your current and best streak, marks each check-in on a calendar and shows your monthly totals.
Ghorubi uses it to work out sunrise, sunset and prayer times on your device. It stays on your phone.
Ghorubi is free to download, with no ads, and prayer reminders are always free. Ghorubi Pro adds sync across devices, task reminders, sun alerts and custom repeats, with a monthly or yearly plan.
iPhone, iPad and Android phones, in Arabic and English.
Stop chasing the clock,
start following the sun
