Free app for iPhone and Android
DuaSpot
A calm app with the 124 duas of the Quran, in Arabic with English and Urdu translations. Free forever: no ads, no subscriptions, no account and no tracking. It works offline.
The duas of the Quran, in one calm place
The 124 duas of the Quran
Every dua in Arabic, with its English and Urdu translation and its reference, like Quran 2:201.
40 Rabbana
The 40 Rabbana duas (“Our Lord…”) together in one list.
Duas of the Prophets
The duas of the prophets in the Quran, together in one place.
How do you feel?
Pick how you feel (worried, sad, sick, grateful, forgive me, travelling, exams, for parents) and see the duas for that moment.
Today’s dua and a daily reminder
A dua for each day. Turn on the reminder and your phone reminds you at the time you choose.
Listen to recitations
Hear the duas recited by Mishary Alafasy, Mahmoud Khalil Al-Husary, Muhammad Siddiq Al-Minshawi or Abdul Basit, followed, if you like, by the Urdu translation read by Shamshad Ali Khan and the English read by Ibrahim Walk. The first time, it plays straight away from the internet and saves itself; after that it plays offline.
Share as a picture
Turn a dua into a picture in 8 designs, in WhatsApp Status, square or wide size, and share it.
Counter and memorize mode
A simple counter for when you repeat a dua, and a memorize mode for learning a dua by heart.
Favourites and your own lists
Save the duas you love and make your own lists. They are backed up through your own iCloud or Google backup, with no account.
Search
Search in Arabic, Urdu or English, or type a reference like 2:201.
IndoPak or Uthmani Arabic
Read the Arabic in the IndoPak script or in the Uthmani script.
The Living Sky home
The home screen has a sky that follows the real sun and moon.
Islamic date, Friday and Ramadan
The Islamic date on the home screen, a Friday corner, and a special look for Ramadan.
Home-screen widget
Add a DuaSpot widget to your phone’s home screen.
English or Urdu, light or dark
Use the app with English or Urdu menus, in a light or a dark look.
Free forever, and private
DuaSpot is free, with no ads, no subscriptions and no paid features. There is no account and no tracking. Your favourites, lists, counts and settings stay on your phone, and we never receive them. The privacy policy explains the details.
Questions and answers
Is DuaSpot really free?
Yes. It is free to download and free to use, with no ads, no subscriptions and no paid features.
Does it need the internet?
No. The app works offline. A recitation needs the internet once, the first time you listen to it: its audio is downloaded, and after that it plays offline.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no account and no sign-up.
Where are my favourites and lists kept?
On your phone. They are also backed up through your own iCloud on iPhone or your own Google backup on Android (when that backup is on), so they can come back on a new phone. We cannot see them. The privacy policy explains the details.
How do I turn off the daily reminder?
Turn it off in the app, or turn off the app’s notifications in your phone’s settings. The app asks for permission to send notifications only when you turn the reminder on.
I think a dua or a translation has a mistake. What should I do?
Please write to help@etechbyabbas.com and give the reference of the dua (for example 2:201) and what looks wrong.
Sources of the text
Arabic: DigitalKhatt IndoPak text (via Quranic Universal Library) and Tanzil Project Uthmani text (tanzil.net).
English: Saheeh International (from QuranEnc.com).
Urdu: Fateh Muhammad Jalandhari (from Tanzil).
Audio: recitations and translation voices from EveryAyah.com, played from DuaSpot's own copy on Cloudflare, with EveryAyah.com and the Islamic Network as backups.
Need help, found a bug, or have an idea?
Write to help@etechbyabbas.com. Tell us your phone model and what happened, and add a screenshot if you can.